If you are planning to roam in June but do not want to spend time and money in visa process, do not worry. There are some beautiful countries on Indian passports where you can travel with a visa or visa on arrow. If you wanted to go to Europe but your Shenzen visa is rejected, then you can also plan your trip in these countries. Visa will not get a mess here. If you want to avoid visa mess and are dreaming of international trip in June in a low budget, then these 8 countries are perfect for you.
Laos is a quiet country where you can cruise on the Mekong River or see the Golden Temples. Visa on Arrival is available here and it is quite cheap to live local. Perfect for a relaxed holiday away from the crowd.
Seychelles is famous for white sand and blue seas. Here you can stop in self-catering apartments and trip to the budget. Indians get permits on entry, not required visas.
This tropical island is full of waterfalls, beach and friendly people. Flights are cheaper in June and get a 90 -day visa on arrvel. Local bus and street food make a budget-friendly.
It is no longer right to consider Maldives as only honeymoon destination. You can enjoy cheap guesthouse, ferry and sea-food in a mafushi like local island. Indians get a 30 -day visa on Arrival.
5. Indonesia
Indonesia gives visa free entry for 30 days. Apart from Bali, cities like Quarkarta, Lombok and Jakarta are also worth seeing. It is very cheap to stay in local food and hostels here.
Thailand is one of the most preferred places for Indian tourists. From the blue lakes of Karabi to the brightness of Bangkok, there is something for every kind of passenger. There is a visa free entry for Indians in June 2025, but TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) will have to be made in advance.
India is a neighboring country and a visa is not required to go here. You can roam in the streets of Kathmandu or relax on the side of Pokhara’s Fava Lake. If you like adventure then you can also do trekking. Both roads or airways can be easily accessible.
Bhutan is a country full of peace and nature. Indian citizens do not need a visa, but have to take permits for places like Paro and Thimphu. There is less crowd in June and the weather is also good.
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