Iran and Kenya to Implement Visa-Free Travel Policies

Several other countries, including Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam, have also introduced similar measures to boost tourism.

Iran and Kenya have announced plans to cancel visa requirements for visitors from several countries, including India, in an effort to boost tourism.
Kenya's visa-free policy will take effect from January 1, 2024, and visitors will be required to register for electronic travel authorization prior to their visit.
Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam have also implemented similar visa waiver policies, with varying durations of stay allowed.
In Malaysia, the visa exemption is subject to security screenings for all tourists and visitors.
Vietnam is considering visa-free entry for Indians and Chinese, while also proposing waivers for visitors from affluent nations like Australia, Canada, the US, and the remaining EU members.