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Visa Updates

Malaysia: From 15th August 2010, Indians will not be able to avail of the Visa on Arrival facility in Malaysia. They will need to obtain a visa before entering Malaysia.

Switzerland: From 15th July 2010, Indians do not need an Airport Transit Visa (ATV) to transit through Switzerland while arriving from and departing to a non-Schenegn Member State.

Turkey: From 15th June 2010, Indian nationals can obtain a visa on arrival in Turkey for a maximum stay of one month by paying a fee of 10 Euros or 15 US Dollars, provided they hold a valid Schengen visa or visa issued by the United Kingdom or USA. Any of these visas must be valid for atleast 6 months. The travellers should also show proof of funds of atleast US$50 per day of their stay in Turkey.

Thailand: Tourists visiting Thailand between 11th May 2010 and 31st March 2011 are exempt from paying the tourist visa fee.

Bermuda: From 1st May 2010, Indians visiting Bermuda will need a Visa. A visa is not required for those holding a Permanent Residence Card issued by either USA, Canada or UK.

Croatia: From 1 April 2010 to 31 October 2010, travellers visiting Croatia for tourism purposes do not need a visa if they hold a valid Schengen Residence Permit (not a schengen tourist visa). Holders of a valid Schengen Tourist Visa arriving on cruise ships sailing out of a port in one of the Schengen states also do need a visa for tourism purposes. Indian Nationals holding a valid Schengen Tourist Visa are also exempt from a visa if they are part of a group on an organized trip and in possession of a valid travel health insurance and arriving from the Schengen area.

Jordan: From 19th November 2009, Indians do not need a visa to visit Jordan for tourism purposes. On arrival, they will be given a 2 week entry visa with a “not allowed to work in Jordan” stamp.