Georgia : 

 

$20 for eVisa and can get it from this link :https://www.evisa.gov.ge/GeoVisa/

If you have a valid United States Visa or a European Visa, you won’t be needing any Georgian visa. For further details you can check the above link for your visa eligibility.

 Immigration in Georgia might not be smooth all the while, especially for solo travelers. So, make sure to carry all the required documents to avoid any surprises from authorities.

Budget (Approx.): It costed us around 60k per person all together including flight tickets from India. We were 4 people in total, hence we were able to share the accommodation and travel costs. This is the budget as of 2017, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,

 

New Zealand : 

 It was only paper Visa application when I had done this trip in 2014 and you need to do the payment in the form of DD.

Now the process has changed,  you can either submit your visa application in paper form or do it online even. But DD is mandatory along with all the supporting documents.

For more information, visit –   https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas

NZ embassy people are usually kind, they write to you if you missed to attach any documents and give some time to submit them.

Budget (Approx.): It costed me around 1.2 Lacs for 2 weeks  inclusive of all.We had our own car and that has cut down the major transportation charges.This is the budget as of 2014, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,

 

Turkey : 

You can go through this site- http://www.vfsglobal.com/turkey/india/index.html ,fill in all details and submit the visa form at your nearest embassy with all supporting documents.

People attaining US & UK visa can avail the eVisa facility and this should charge some $43.

Budget (Approx.): It costed us around 80k per person, all inclusive. We were 2 people and shared food, accommodation and travel costs. This is the budget as of 2015, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,

 

Bhutan :   

Bhutan & India share a friendly relationship, hence Indians are exempted from the regular visa process. Indian nationals are required to carry any of the two documents:
(a) PassPort having validity of six months.
(b) Voter ID card issued by Election Commission of India.

You need to fill a form and submit at the  permit office.

(Carry recent passport size photographs)

All other nationals need to book a tour package with local tour operators to attain visa.

For more information, visit – https://www.drukasia.com/bhutan-visa/bhutan-visa-tariff/

Budget (Approx.): It costed us around 31k per person, all inclusive. We were 4 people and shared food, accommodation and travel costs. This is the budget as of 2015, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,

 

Vietnam :   

  Apply for an online approval letter prior here –  “https://www.vietnam-evisa.org/apply-visa.html” ; you shall receive it in a day or two. With this letter and filled visa form (Download the form through this link)   you can get the Visa “On Arrival” effortlessly for about $45.

Budget (Approx.): It costed us around 40k per person, all inclusive. We were 2 people and shared food, accommodation and travel costs. This is the budget as of 2015, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,

Azerbaijan:

You can get eVisa for 20$ from this link :
https://evisa.gov.az/en/.
Budget (Approx.): It  costed us around 6k per person all together including train & flight tickets from Georgia. We were 4 people in total, hence were able to share the accommodation and travel costs. This is the budget as of 2017, expenses might vary with season, time and number of people etc.,