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9 Countries You Can Visit Without A Visa In September 2025— For Indian Passport Holders

Discover top visa-free and visa-on-arrival destinations for Indian passport holders. Explore countries like Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and more, with easy travel this September 2025

As festival season is near, Indian passport holders have plenty of reasons to travel this September. Several popular international destinations are now offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to Indian passport holders. Which countries are offering these facilities to you? Here are the details. Now pack your bags and be ready to enjoy the festivals.

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From the serene valleys of Bhutan and Nepal to the turquoise lagoons of Mauritius and Fiji, travellers can explore diverse landscapes without dealing with long visa processes. Thailand, Malaysia, and Srilanka have also introduced relaxed entry schemes that can make your short-haul trips more convenient and affordable for Indians. There are 11 destinations that Indian passport holders can visit with easy visa access.

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Fiji

If you are planning a short stay, Fiji will be the best option for you. Fiji offers pristine beaches, clear lagoons and warm hospitality. This will be an ideal tropical escape this September. You can enjoy the perfect for snorkelling, diving and soaking in its rich island culture with hassle-free visa.

Caribbean

  • Many Caribbean countries let Indian passport holders enter visa-free or with visa-on-arrival
  • This makes traveling between islands easy.
  • Visitors can enjoy Jamaica’s music and the Bahamas’ clear waters.
  • The region is great for beaches and adventure activities.
  • September is less crowded, making it a peaceful time to visit.

Sri Lanka

  • Indians can enter Sri Lanka visa-free under the current relaxed entry scheme.
  • Colombo, the cultural triangle, and southern beaches are the most attractive spots that you can travel
  • September is the shoulder season, with better deals and fewer crowds.

Thailand

  • Thailand offers visa-free entry for Indian tourists under its special relaxation scheme.
  • Popular spots include Bangkok’s markets, Phuket’s beaches, and Chiang Mai’s temples.
  • September may have occasional rains but offers lush greenery and lower travel prices.

Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong allows Indians a visa-free stay of up to 14 days with pre-arrival registration.
  • Key attractions include the skyline, Victoria Harbour, street markets, and Disneyland.
  • September’s autumn weather makes outdoor sightseeing more pleasant.

Malaysia

  • Malaysia has waived visa requirements for Indian travelers under its recent policy.
  • Popular attractions include Kuala Lumpur, rainforests, and islands like Langkawi.
  • September is a quieter month, ideal for exploring without crowds.

Bali, Indonesia

  • Indians can visit Indonesia visa-free for short trips.
  • Bali is the main highlight, offering beaches, temples, rice terraces, and vibrant nightlife.
  • September is an ideal time to visit, just outside the peak tourist season.

Thailand 

  • Thailand offers visa-free entry for Indian tourists under its special relaxation scheme.
  • Popular destinations include Bangkok’s markets, Phuket’s beaches, and Chiang Mai’s temples.
  • September may have occasional rains but features lush greenery and lower travel prices.

Oman 

  • Oman allows visa-free or simplified entry for Indians holding valid US, UK, Schengen, or Gulf visas.
  • Key attractions include desert landscapes, wadis, and traditional souqs.
  • September is cooler than the summer peak, making it a comfortable time to visit.

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First published on: Sep 01, 2025 07:12 PM IST


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