Category: Visa Info

Visa Requirements For Papua New Guinea

1. The Applicant passport should be valid for a period of 6 months

2. Copy of the biodata pages of the passport

3. One visa application form

4. Two recent color passport sized photographs

5. A covering letter from the applicant/company on the letterhead stating reasons for travel

6. Copy of the biodata pages and visa pages of the inviter’s passport

7. Confirmed hotel bookings in Papua New Guinea

8. Birth Certificate/Marriage certificate

9. No objection letter from an employer in India

10. Bank statements for the last 3 months

11. Day to the day travel itinerary

12. Confirmed onward / return ticket

13. Visa processing can take 2 days or more.

This Visa is a single entry visa valid for a period of 30 days.

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Please consult visa agent or embassy to process the visa.

Recently, I visited Thailand for a few days I used the  Visa on Arrival Option. I am grateful that this option is available for Indian travelers.

Yes, it is possible for Indian passport holders to get Visa on arrival. The process is simple and you only need to carry a few documents before you can get the Visa on arrival. 

Thailand now gives Visa on arrival to passport holders of around 21 countries (including India). The Visa on arrival option is available at various airports across Thailand.

That means you don’t have to secure the Visa on arrival only through the Bangkok airport.  These six airports give Visa on arrival to Thailand. 

1. Suvarnabhumi Airport

2. Don Muang International Airport, Bangkok

3. Chiangmai International Airport, Chiangmai

4. Phuket International Airport, Phuket

5. Hatyai International Airport, Songkhla

6. Samui Airport, Surat Thani

In case you plan to travel into Thailand by road you may also use the Visa on Arrival option available at various checkpoints.

For example, if you plan to enter Thailand via Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia you can get Visa on Arrival at various checkpoints near to the border.

For people wanting to avail the Visa on Arrival option, please find the list of documents you must carry in order to be given entry to Thailand.

1. Airline Boarding Pass

2. A passport that is valid 6 months following your departure date with at least 2 unused pages

3. A completed immigration form available at checkpoints across Thailand. (You can also print the form and fill the form before traveling in order to save wait time).

4. One recent 4 * 6 CM photograph

5. A confirmed air ticket showing departure within 15 days from the entry date

6. A confirmed valid address in Thailand (You can show the hotel booking)

7. A complete Arrival-Departure Card which the airline staff will distribute prior to landing Thailand

8. Proof of means of Living Expenses (10,000 baht per person or 20,000 baht per family) ( You may carry cash or show the latest bank statement) 

9. Visa on arrival application fee of 2000 baht (This fee may change and you may carry around 3000 baht in hand so that any extra fee charged at the Visa counter can be given immediately)

The above-mentioned documents are mandatory for getting Visa on Arrival in Thailand. Due to a large number of people seeking entry into Thailand the Visa officials may or may not check all the documents. However, it is handy to keep all the docs in hand in case the Visa officials ask for it. 

The Visa on Arrival Option is a great option to take for visiting the country for a short time. I am very happy to get my Visa within 30 minutes. However, depending on the traffic at the airport you may have to wait a bit longer (maybe an hour or so).

* Fee & some other rules may change from time to time. ( This article is updated till 7th July 2018)

International travel can be great but formalities not. The long visa procedures become a hassle when you are planning your trip abroad. Also, when you are traveling in a group, long tourist visa procedures can be daunting.

In the recent day’s Indian passport has moved up ranks to be a decent passport. Many countries allow Indians to travel without a visa. Here’s the list of exotic Visa-free countries for Indians.

1. Bhutan

The first country on our list is Bhutan. The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan lures the visitors with breath-taking scenery, Himalayan mountain ranges, pristine trekking trails, and exciting adventures. This is a country which values gross national happiness more than the gross national product. 

For Indian citizens: Indian Passport holders can visit without a tourist Visa. ( Read  about Bhutan Visa For Indian Citizens  and Best Time To Travel To Bhutan )

2. Fiji

The second country on our list is Fiji.  Fiji is an archipelago of around 300 islands. It has one of the most beautiful sights, magnificent beaches, wonderful scenery, and hospitable people. 

For Indian citizens: Visa Up to 120 days. 

 

3. Laos

The third country on our list is Laos. A small country in south-east Asia, Laos is blessed with charming scenery. This country has a great history, a nice culture, and blessed with beauty.

For Indian citizens: Visa on Arrival for 30 days ( Read About Laos Visa For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Laos )

4. Thailand

The fourth country on our list is Thailand. Whether you go on a street food rampage, affordable shopping, exotic beaches or an awesome massage Thailand has everything that you can imagine.  

Visa for Indian citizens: Visa on Arrival for max 15 days ( Read About Thailand Visa For Indian Citizens, Thailand Visa On Arrival For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Thailand )

5. Maldives

The fifth country on our list is the Maldives. The Maldives is one of the hot spots for Indians. It is a luxurious option where you are pampered in all ways. 

Visa for Indian citizens: Visa on Arrival for a max stay of 90 days. ( Read About Maldives Visa For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Maldives )

6. Macau

The sixth country on our list is Macau. As an Indian, if you follow IIFA Awards, you might have heard of Macau. Asia’s Las Vegas is in Macau. 

Visa for Indian citizens: No Visa Up to 30 days. ( Read About Macau Visa For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Macau )

7. Nepal

Seventh country in our list is Nepal. The landlocked mountainous country of Nepal is known as the highest mountain in the world, the Mount Everest. A country of friendly people of diverse ethnicity, wonderful culture and beautiful scenery make Nepal worth a visit.  

Visa for Indian citizens: No Visa  ( Read About Nepal Visa For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Nepal ) 

8. Cambodia

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The eighth country on our list is Cambodia.  Home to the Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site Cambodia is a place of ancient temples, wonderful scenery, and simple people. 

Visa for Indian citizens: Visa on arrival for 30 days ( Read About Cambodia Visa For Indian Citizens and Best Time To Visit Cambodia )

9. Tanzania

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The ninth country on our list is Tanzania.  Safari mecca for the big five (lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant) Tanzania is for someone who wants to go on an African safari.

Visa for Indian citizens: Visa on arrival at entry ports

10. Cook Islands

And the final country in our list is the Cook Islands. Warm weather, white sandy beaches, and exciting people make the Cook Islands a perfect holiday destination.

Visa for Indian citizens: Visa on arrival for 31 days

There is a long list of around 55 countries where Indians can visit without a Visa.  Out of 55, we have chosen the ten exotic countries from our side.

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