Many countries restricted Indian travelers from their countries as India was suffering from the second Coronavirus wave. With the number of cases steadily declining and the possibility of another wave, it is essential to travel with precaution. Some foreign countries now allow Indian travelers to travel, but they are subject to some conditions. Indians arriving in these countries will need to submit a negative RTPCR report or be quarantined.
Here are 10 countries open to Indian travelers right now:-
Russia
Russia has recently resumed flights to revitalize its tourism industry. However, travelers will need to have a negative RTPCR test result within 72 hours of their arrival. Antibodies tests will not be accepted.
Turkey
To travel to Turkey, you must have a negative PCR result. It must be within 72 hours of the passenger boarding the plane. Travelers will also have to be quarantined for 14 days at locations determined by Turkish authorities. A random PCR test may be performed upon arrival.
Iceland
Iceland is now open to all travelers,’ regardless’ of origin. Even if one has a positive PCR-test result, proof of past infection and recovery (Covishield for India) will exempt them from providing proof. All travelers must undergo a COVID screening at arrival. Travelers must be quarantined until they undergo another test, which will take place five days later. Your quarantine period will end if the test results are negative.
Serbia
Indian tourists are welcome to visit Serbia. It requires that Indian travelers must present a negative RT-PCR report no more than 48 hours before they board their flight. This contrasts with other countries that require travelers to produce a report no older than 72 hours before boarding.
Egypt
Indians can travel to Egypt now. However, the number of flights has been reduced. You will need to provide an RTPCR test report no later than 72 hours before arriving in Egypt. Travelers must be quarantined at their destination until they get a negative test result.
Uzbekistan
You have to quarantine for 14 days there if you wish to travel to Uzbekistan in 2021.
Afghanistan
Indians must produce a negative RTPCR test report no later than 72 hours before arrival to travel to this landlocked nation. Due to rising COVID cases, travelers are advised to avoid Kabul over the next few weeks.
South Africa
You will need an RTPCR test report to be able to travel to this destination. It should not exceed 72 hours before your arrival. According to the reports, anyone arriving in South Africa who fails to produce a negative PCR test certificate of proof will be required to self-quarantine.
Costa Rica
Indians are now allowed to travel to Costa Rica without requiring a vaccination certificate nor RT-PCR report. Travelers will need to complete a health pass upon arrival in the Central American rainforest.
Mauritius
You need to wait to travel to Mauritius. According to reports, international travelers can travel to Mauritius from July 15th, 2021. To enjoy a Mauritius vacation, travelers will need to submit an RTPCR negative report. After that, they will subject to a 14-day quarantine period.
