If you’re an Indian passport holder with a valid U.S. visa, your travel options go far beyond the United States.
A valid U.S. visa can unlock visa-free entry to 17 countries—spanning the Caribbean, South America, Eastern Europe, and more.
But there’s a condition:
The U.S. visa must be multiple-entry, used at least once, and valid for at least six months at the time of your trip.
List of 17 Countries Indians Can Enter Visa-Free With a Valid U.S. Visa
Here’s a breakdown of where you can go and the conditions you’ll need to meet:
Albania – Stay up to 90 days in 180 days. U.S. visa must have been used once.
Argentina – Apply for Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). Stay up to 90 days. U.S. B2 visa must be previously used.
Bahamas – Stay up to 90 days. U.S. visa must have been used to enter the U.S..
Belize – Stay up to 30 days with a valid multiple-entry U.S. visa or Green Card.
Chile – Stay up to 90 days with a multiple-entry U.S. visa valid for at least 6 months.
Colombia – Stay up to 90 days with a U.S. visa or residence permit valid for at least 180 days.
Dominican Republic – Stay up to 30 days with a valid U.S. visa or U.S. residence permit (Tourist card issued on arrival).
Georgia – Stay up to 90 days in 180 days with a valid U.S. visa or residence permit.
Guatemala – Stay up to 90 days with a valid multiple-entry U.S. visa or residence permit.
Mexico – Stay up to 180 days with a valid multiple-entry U.S. visa or Green Card.
Montenegro – Stay up to 30 days with a valid U.S. visa or residence permit.
North Macedonia – Stay up to 15 days. U.S. visa must be multiple-entry and valid beyond your stay.
Panama – Stay up to 30 days. U.S. visa must have been used once and valid for 6 months. Proof of $500 in funds and return ticket required.
Peru – Stay up to 180 days in a year with a U.S. visa valid for at least 6 months at the time of entry.
Philippines – Stay up to 30 days with a valid U.S. visa or residence permit. Also requires return ticket, hotel/accommodation, and financial proof.
Serbia – Stay up to 90 days in 180 days with a valid, used multiple-entry U.S. visa.
Singapore – Stay up to 96 hours (transit) with a valid non-eVisa U.S. visa and confirmed onward departure by air or sea.
Important Things to Keep in Mind Before Traveling
Most of these countries require a multiple-entry U.S. visa, not a single-entry one.
Your U.S. visa must be valid throughout your trip.
In many cases, the visa must have been used to enter the U.S. at least once.
Always carry supporting documents, like:
Proof of funds
Confirmed return ticket
Accommodation details.
