Five visa-free Asian countries for Indians to visit in November under Rs 80000 per person, including Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Kazakhstan and Macau. Representative/Unsplash
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5 Visa-Free Asian Countries for November Under ₹80000: Thailand, Malaysia, The Philippines, Kazakhstan And More

We feature five visa-free Asian countries for Indians to visit this November, including Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Kazakhstan and Macau. With return flight estimates, entry requirements, five-night budgets and itinerary ideas, this guide helps travellers plan an international holiday for under Rs 80000 per person.

Amit Diwan

November is when the weather turns kind and the travel itch sets in. If a visa application is what keeps you from booking, here is some relief: 5 visa-free Asian countries for a November trip, all under ₹80000 per person, are open to Indian travellers right now. Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Kazakhstan and Macau offer everything from Bangkok's temples to Kuala Lumpur's street food and Almaty's mountain backdrop. Budgets below are per person for about five nights, covering return economy flights, twin-sharing stays, food, local transport and modest sightseeing. Treat them as planning estimates, not package prices, and check live fares for your dates before booking.

Visa-Free Asian Countries for a November Trip Under ₹80000

CountryStay limitFlight timeBudget per person
Thailand30 days3.5–4.5 hrs₹50,000–65,000
Malaysia30 days (to Dec 31)4–6 hrs₹54,000–72,000
Philippines14 days7–15 hrs₹62,000–79,000
Kazakhstan14 days per visit3 hrs 15 min (Delhi)₹65,000–79,000
Macau30 days9–16 hrs+₹65,000–79,000

Thailand

  • Visa-free stay: Up to 30 days. The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi confirms the revised policy took effect on September 15, 2026.

  • Entry: Complete the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card within three days before arrival.

  • Flights: Goibibo showed Mumbai–Bangkok at ₹12,119 one way for November 17. Delhi, Bengaluru and Chennai fares can start around ₹13,000–14,000. Flying time is 3.5–4.5 hours.

  • Plan: Spend two days on Bangkok's Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Chinatown, then take a day trip to Ayutthaya or a floating market. Save time for shopping and food.

  • Budget: ₹50,000–65,000.

Malaysia

  • Visa-free stay: Up to 30 days until December 31, 2026, according to Malaysia's High Commission.

  • Entry: Submit the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card within three days before arrival.

  • Flights: Goibibo listed Bengaluru–Kuala Lumpur at ₹18,908 one way for November 8 and Chennai at ₹15,894 for November 23. Per Thai Airways, round trips start from ₹49,073 from Delhi (November 7–15) and ₹53,582 from Mumbai (November 13–23). Flights take four to six hours.

  • Plan: See the Petronas Twin Towers, Merdeka Square and Jalan Alor, then add Batu Caves and a day trip to Melaka or Genting Highlands.

  • Budget: ₹54,000–72,000.

The Philippines

  • Visa-free stay: Up to 14 days for eligible Indian tourists, non-extendable under the standard scheme.

  • Entry: The Philippine government requires a passport valid six months beyond your stay, confirmed accommodation, proof of funds and a return ticket. Complete eTravel registration before departure.

  • Flights: Goibibo route listings show one-way fares from around ₹16,000–20,000 from Chennai, Bengaluru and Delhi. From Mumbai, Vietnam Airlines lists round trips from ₹35,313 for November 8–18. Allow 7–15 hours, depending on connections.

  • Plan: Base yourself in Manila for Intramuros, Rizal Park and Binondo's food scene. Keep one day for a nearby excursion rather than costly domestic flights.

  • Budget: ₹62,000–79,000 on lower-fare dates.

Kazakhstan

  • Visa-free stay: Up to 14 consecutive days per visit, with a maximum of 42 days in any 180-day period, according to Kazakhstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  • Flights: Goibibo's Delhi–Almaty listing showed one-way fares from ₹20,300. Indicative fares run around ₹21,700 from Mumbai, ₹27,100 from Bengaluru and ₹34,500 from Chennai. Delhi's direct flight takes about 3 hours 15 minutes, while other routes may need connections.

  • Plan: Wander Almaty's central streets, Green Bazaar and Panfilov Park. Visit Medeu and Shymbulak if weather permits.

  • Budget: ₹65,000–79,000 from Delhi on economical dates.

Macau

  • Visa-free stay: Up to 30 days. Macau's official immigration list includes India among exempt nationalities.

  • Entry: Carry a passport valid 90 days beyond your stay and a return or onward ticket.

  • Flights: Goibibo shows one-way fares around ₹20,100 from Delhi, ₹22,100 from Bengaluru and ₹23,800 from Chennai, but ₹35,100 from Mumbai for November 16. Connecting journeys take 9–16 hours or longer.

  • Plan: Visit Senado Square, the Ruins of St Paul's and Taipa Village.

  • Budget: ₹65,000–79,000 on lower-fare dates.

Note: All budgets are estimated per person for a five-night trip, covering return economy flights, twin-sharing accommodation, meals, local transport and modest sightseeing. Airfares and accommodation costs may vary depending on the departure city, travel dates and availability. Check the latest visa-free entry rules and arrival requirements before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which Asian countries are visa-free for Indians in November 2026?

Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Kazakhstan and Macau offer visa-free entry to eligible Indian travellers, subject to entry requirements.

Can Indians visit Thailand without a visa?

Yes, Indian passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for tourism for up to 30 days under the policy effective September 15, 2026.

Is Malaysia visa-free for Indians in 2026?

Yes, Indians can stay in Malaysia visa-free for up to 30 days until December 31, 2026, subject to entry conditions.

How long can Indians stay in the Philippines without a visa?

Eligible Indian tourists can stay in the Philippines for up to 14 days without a visa. The stay is non-extendable.

Is Kazakhstan visa-free for Indian citizens?

Yes, Indian citizens can visit Kazakhstan visa-free for up to 14 consecutive days per visit, subject to applicable rules.

Can Indians visit Macau without a visa?

Yes, Indian passport holders can enter Macau without a visa for up to 30 days, subject to immigration requirements.