The Dhaka Times Desk Everyone will be surprised to hear that you can travel abroad without a visa. But there is nothing surprising. It is possible to travel abroad without a visa, even with a Bangladeshi passport, let's know the details…
Now let's see how to go to any country without a visa.
Countries that can be visited and stayed without a visa are:
# Bhutan within Asia Continent (As many days as desired)
# Sri Lanka (30 days)
# Kenya within the African continent (3 months)
# Malawi (90 days)
# Seychelles (1 month)
# Dominica within the Americas (21 days)
# Haiti (3 months)
# Granada (3 months)
# St. Kitts and Nevis (3 months)
# Saint Vincent and Grenada Islands (1 month)
# Turks and Caicos Islands (30 days)
# Montserrat (3 months)
# British Virgin Islands (30 days)
# Fiji within the Oceania continent (6 months)
# Cook Islands (31 days)
# Nauru (30 days)
# Palau (30 days)
# Samoa (60 days)
# Tuvalu (1 month)
# Nuu (30 days)
# Vanuatu (30 days)
# Macronesia Tilparashtra (30 days) is one of them.
Also the countries where visa on arrival is available are:
# Asia to Azerbaijan (30 days, fee $100)
# Georgia (3 months)
# Laus (30 days, fee $30)
# Maldives (30 days)
# Macau (30 days)
# Nepal (60 days, fee $30)
# Syria (15 days)
# East Timor (30 days, fee $30)
# within the African continent Burundi, Cape Verde, Comoros, Djibouti (1 month, fee 500 Djiboutian francs)
# Madagascar (90 days, free 140,000 mga)
# Mozambique (30 days, fee $25)
# Togo (7 days, fee 35,000 XDF)
# Uganda (3 months, fee $30).
However, some opportunistic officers may harass you to earn two-pie by saying that you don't have a visa or you will have a problem at the time of departure to Bangladesh airport. Anyone who wants to visit these countries can get more information while buying tickets. And you must have the return ticket and hotel booking paper.
If you have any doubts about this, you can check it by searching on Google. Embassies of all countries have e-websites, you can check the information from there. If it's a different language, use Google Translator.
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