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Show HN: Visahacks.in – you don't always need a visa

visahacks.in

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Ever wondered how your existing visas could open doors to new countries? VisaHacks.in is a tool designed for Indian passport holders to uncover travel opportunities you might be missing. Discover which nations offer visa-free or e-visa access based on your current visa profile from countries like the US, UK, and others. Simplify your travel planning and make the most of your visas. Explore smarter at VisaHacks.in and expand your travel horizons.

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I have been on your site for <60 seconds and have already been blasted with 4 fullscreen popups asking me to subscribe to your newsletter. No thanks.

Instant cmd-w from me as well. Our civilization must stop doing this

I have uBlock Origin and I didn't see any pop-ups ;)

For anyone else confused why it's assuming I've got an Indian passport when all I indicated is that I have Schengen access: this website is specifically for when you have an Indian passport and the selected visa(s). Note the .in domain. Or just read the text which says "designed for Indian passport holders". Don't be like me.

Your newsletter sign up doesn't accept "No Thanks" and just keeps asking.

Reminds me of a certain fake watch seller here in Bangkok…

Like the UI a lot. Although def depressing to see how inaccessible the world is on my Indian passport. Def makes me want to work towards a good exit and get one of those nice passports by investing in a country.

thanks for the comment! Yes, indeed it is depressing :( Do let us know how we could improve this product! Maybe offer a similar service to see how to get the nice passport?

This is a very cool and helpful tool. How do you keep up with the massive amounts of nuances in all these rules that seem to change like clockwork though?

very useful

What is the point of India if everyone in it just wants to leave?

1/7 humans live there and many are perfectly happy with it. A lot of the ones working in our field have better career prospects abroad. It's an interesting country, go and see for yourself!

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