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Bhutan

Cambodia (visa on arrival.)

Indonesia

Laos (visa on arrival.)

Macau

Maldives (visa on arrival.)

Myanmar (visa on arrival.)

Nepal

Sri Lanka (visa on arrival.)

Thailand (visa on arrival.)

Timor-Leste (visa on arrival.)

Cook Islands

Fiji

Marshall Islands (visa on arrival)

Micronesia

Niue

Palau Islands (visa on arrival)

Samoa (visa on arrival)

Tuvalu (visa on arrival)

Vanuatu

The British Virgin Islands

Dominica

Grenada

Haiti

Jamaica

Kitts and Nevis

Lucia (visa on arrival)

Montserrat

Trinidad and Tobago

Vincent and the Grenadines

A British Indian passport could be issued to persons who were British subjects by birth,naturalisation, a British protected person or the spouse or widow of such persons. The passports were issued by the passport offices run by provincial governments and were valid for five years after issue. In 1922, applicants were charged INR 1 to receive a new passport.The price was raised to INR 3 by 1933.

The passport was of navy blue colour with the emblem of the British Empire (i.e. the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom) emblazoned on the front cover. The word “British Indian Passport” was printed above the emblem and “Indian Empire” printed below. The text of the passport was printed in English and French.

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