| Indian Visa and Passport Questions - Q&A about the legal stuff!! |
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Out of India - Without Passport/Visa...
Guys,
I was just wondering that as my passport isn't arrived yet !!! Can I visit some foreign country without it ??? Is there some special arrangement with few countries that allow Indians without Passport ??? Please guide. |
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the riff raff....
Join Date: Apr 2007
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in most cases...no. Technically - anyone turning up at a destination without a passport would be considered a "refugee" - and the airline carrying them would be fined, and required to carry them back to where they came from.
Last edited by brownboy66 : Apr 10th, 2008 at 10:45. |
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Does Nepal & Bhutan require passports from indians...
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I haven't done it myself but from what i have read an Indian can just walk into Nepal ,no problem
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the riff raff....
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It may be that there is a special arrangement between India, Nepal, and Bhutan (even a visa free arrangement for many countries requires you to carry a passport so that the country being visited can record the entry and exit of the visitor). Hopefully someone can shed some light on this.....
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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I think you (Indian citizen) can still go to Nepal without a passport.
You certainly could some years ago.
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The Captain is right. Its incredibly easy for an Indian to visit Bhutan. Whether they will like the food is another matter..
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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you need your ID card, original, not photocopy as a friend of mine tried, but otherwize no passport needed for nepal.
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Yes you can...I did that in Nov 2006, you are given forms in the Aircraft itself, after that I guess you have to fill another form at the Kathmandu Airport.. There was a separate immigration counter for Indians at the airport and the immigration officer, hardly bothered to look at the forms, or even at us..just waved us to move on... |
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the riff raff....
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whoa - will there ya go. Learn something new everyday!
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Any details on bhutan ??? Can Indians go there too without passport... How about Sri Lanka, Maldives, Mauritius and similar countries
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Mr. Tagless
Join Date: May 2007
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Just to add to my above post, we do need a ID proof, it can be Driving License, Voter ID Card or any other document establishing one as an Indian citizen.
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Loud-mouthed, Noisy Bird
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Chennai, India
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Like in EU... a passport is not needed for an EU citizen to move from one EU country to another, but, for Brits, who have no National ID card (err, yet...), what is the easiest way to prove their citizenship? A passport!
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