Where can your passport take you?
Visa rules for Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi and Nepali passport holders, including what changes when you live in the Gulf or Europe. Fees, documents, appointments and visa centres, linked to the official source.
- 14 routes checked by hand against embassy and government pages, plus 52 country-of-residence variations
- Official sources re-checked automatically yesterday
Routes checked by hand
Each of these has a full guide: fees in your currency, documents, how to book the appointment, where the visa centres are, and how long it takes.
France
Bangladesh passport
India passport
Nepal passport
Pakistan passport
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Türkiye
United StatesKept current every day
Visa rules and fees change without warning. These checks run every night so we notice before you pay.
from embassies, governments and visa centres are compared word by word. Any change is reviewed before a guide is updated.
Last check: yesterdayVisa fees set in pounds, euros or dollars are converted into rupees and taka at today's rate (€1 = Rs 309).
Exchange rates updated yesterday · ExchangeRate-APIare in the checker for all four passports. Routes without a hand-written guide are clearly marked until we have reviewed them.
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