Although the country may be visa-free, you may still need a visa to enter. Always check the country's entry rules, including requirements such as a return ticket, evidence of funds, and duration of stay. Some countries may permit entry but only for a specific duration or under certain situations. Always ensure that you fulfill all the entry requirements.
Guys, make sure to check whether the country you are visiting is truly visa-free or just a country whose visa is relatively easy to obtain. I once got mistaken for a country with a visa-on-arrival as visa-free. Always confirm whether the country offers visa-free entry or if it provides visa-on-arrival or e-visa options.
No, if you are visiting countries with visa-free agreements for Indian passport holders then you just need a valid passport.
No, if the country is truly visa-free for Indian passport holders, then you do not need a visa. Recently, I traveled to Thailand without a visa for tourism purposes, and I was asked to show my return ticket and hotel bookings. I did not face any issues at immigration.
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I always make sure to keep a list of all the countries that are visa-free for Indian passport holders whenever I am planning a trip. It helps me avoid any kind of surprises at the airport. Also, even though the country may be visa-free, you might still be asked about your travel itinerary, return plans, or financial proof by immigration, so be prepared for that.