Travel info

Before you fly

The practical things Indian travellers ask us most. Rules change, so we always confirm the latest position when you book.

Visas for Indian passport holders

Every destination we sell is easy to enter for Indian travellers. Here is where each one stands; we check the current rule again for your dates when you book.

Most countries ask for a passport valid for at least six months from your travel date, with blank pages. For Nepal and Bhutan, Indian citizens can also travel with a voter ID.

TCS on foreign trips, explained simply

When you buy an overseas tour package from an Indian company, the law requires us to collect Tax Collected at Source (TCS) on top of the price. Since 1 April 2026 this is a flat 2% of the package price.

• It is not an extra cost in the end: TCS is credited against your PAN and you can claim it back, or adjust it against tax due, when you file your income-tax return.
• We need your PAN to book a package, so the credit shows up in your tax records.
• Your quote always shows TCS as its own line, so you see exactly what it is.

Forex, SIM cards and insurance

Money

• Carry a forex card or an international debit card, plus some local cash for markets and tips.
• Tell your bank before you travel so your cards aren't blocked abroad.

Staying connected

• An international roaming pack, an eSIM or a local SIM bought on arrival are all good options. We'll suggest the simplest for your trip.

Travel insurance

• We strongly recommend travel insurance that covers medical costs, trip cancellation and lost baggage. We can add it to your package.