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By Vipul Jain
By Vipul Jain
As an Indian passport holder, it's exciting to know that our passport ranking has significantly improved. We now stand at 80th in the latest Henley Passport Index. This is particularly promising news for Indian students, as the improved ranking has opened up travel to 57 destinations where Indians can experience visa-free travel or enjoy visas on arrival arrangements.
While the increase in mobility is a great accomplishment, it's essential to note that the Indian passport still has some way to go. With the need for a visa to enter 177 destinations, including key global players like China, Japan, Russia, the United States, and the entire European Union, the world of international travel remains somewhat restricted for Indian passport holders.
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But the good news doesn't stop with the ranking improvement. The Henley Passport Index report highlights an interesting shift in global dynamics. Singapore has replaced Japan for having the world's most powerful passport, granting visa-free entry to an impressive 192 global destinations.
AFRICA
AMERICAS
ASIA
CARIBBEAN
MIDDLE EAST
OCEANIA
These visa-free countries for Indians offer a wealth of opportunities, particularly for students. The ability to travel to these countries without the additional visa stress provides a perfect platform to gain international exposure, learn about new cultures, participate in student exchange programs, and even consider higher education opportunities.
Countries like Fiji, Indonesia, Mauritius, and Qatar provide fascinating cultural exchanges, while places like Cambodia, Laos, and Zimbabwe offer unique natural environments for research and exploration.
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For Indian students aspiring to study abroad, this is a game-changer. These countries provide various options for further studies, internships, and work opportunities. Countries like Bhutan, Nepal, and Indonesia offer programs in a diverse range of subjects from Environmental Science to Buddhist Studies, providing unique perspectives and a rich learning experience.
Many of these countries also offer scholarships for international students, further facilitating their study abroad journey. For instance, Bhutan has several scholarships available for South Asian students, while Holland's Scholarship offers foreign students the chance to study the Indonesian language, art, and culture.
The future looks promising for Indian students. The expanding list of Indian passport visa-free countries adds a new dimension to their international opportunities, allowing them to dream bigger and broader. While the Indian passport has a way to go to reach the global mobility rates of countries like Singapore, progress is evident.
The journey of an Indian student eyeing international exposure is getting more exciting and less restrictive. In an increasingly interconnected world, the passport they hold can be their gateway to unprecedented opportunities. The world is indeed becoming their oyster!
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