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Bolivia for Indian Citizens: You Are in Group Three, and That Changes Everything
Bolivia sorts the world into three groups. Indian passports fall in the third — the one where a migration authority in La Paz has to approve you before a consulate can even issue the visa.

Brazil’s e-Visa for US, Canadian and Australian Travellers: Nobody Can Agree How Long It Lasts
The application is genuinely easy — US$80.90, two documents, fully online. The hard part is that Brazil’s own consulates publish different answers on validity and stay limits, and the internet has invented a bank-balance requirement that does not exist.

Brazil for Indian Citizens: There Is an e-Visa Built for Indians, and Tourists Cannot Use It
Brazil created an electronic visa specifically for Indian nationals — then limited it to business travel. If you are going for Carnival, you are filing paperwork in person, and paying a fee an agent is forbidden to pay for you.

Suriname for Indian Citizens: The Country Full of Indian Families That Put India Back on the Visa List
A quarter of Suriname is of Indian descent and Bhojpuri is still spoken there. Since May 2023 an Indian passport is also one of 21 that lost visa-free access — and gets the slow, closely scrutinised route instead.

Armenia for Indian Citizens: An Eight-Dollar Visa, If You Hold the Right Other Document
Armenia’s visa costs less than a pizza. Whether you can get it depends less on your Indian passport than on whether you already hold a Gulf residence permit or a Western visa — and right now that group may not need one at all.

Ukraine for Indian Citizens: The Visa Is the Easy Part, and the Airport Is Closed
Governments advise against all travel to Ukraine, and the airspace has been shut since 2022. If you have a reason to go anyway, here is what is actually true — starting with the fact that you cannot fly there.

Djibouti e-Visa for Indian Citizens: Twenty-Three Dollars, and a Letter You May Not Have
Djibouti has one of the cheapest e-visas in Africa. It also asks every applicant for an invitation letter — which is awkward if you are simply a tourist with a hotel booking.

Mauritania e-Visa for Indian Citizens: Approved Online, Paid in Cash at the Border
Mauritania abolished visas on arrival in January 2025, so the e-visa is now the only way in. But you do not pay for it online — you pay in exact cash at immigration, and no change is given.

Jordan for Indian Citizens: Buy the Pass, Not the Visa
The Jordan Pass waives the 40 JOD visa fee and covers Petra, which costs nearly as much on its own. A lookalike website is telling Indian travellers they are not eligible. They are.

Ethiopia for Indian Citizens: The Rule That Applies Even If You Never Leave the Airport
Ethiopia’s e-visa is easy. The thing that catches Indian travellers is India’s own rule on the way home — and it applies to people who only changed planes in Addis Ababa.

Tanzania e-Visa for Indian Citizens: Two Government Sites, Two Different Prices
Tanzania’s immigration portal says an ordinary visa costs $50. Its own High Commission in New Delhi says Indian citizens pay $100. Here is which one to use — plus the $44 nobody budgets for.

Madagascar e-Visa for Indian Citizens: The Cheap Entry Ended in February
Madagascar’s short-stay visa was free, then ten euros, and since 16 February 2026 it is thirty. Nearly every guide still quotes the old number — along with the wrong web address.
