Mumbai to Malé, Phuket and Hanoi under Rs35,000 in December with easy visas

Flights from Mumbai to the Maldives, Thailand and Vietnam start below Rs35,000, with visa-free or easy entry for Indian citizens.

By SafarSamachar Desk8 Nov 2026, 5:11 am IST

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Key facts at a glance

1Mumbai to Malé round-trip flights start at around Rs24,197
2Maldives requires a visa on arrival for Indian citizens
3Mumbai to Phuket round-trip flights cost around Rs22,431
4Thailand allows visa-free entry for Indian citizens up to 30 days
5Mumbai to Hanoi round-trip flights cost around Rs30,375

Flights from Mumbai to the Maldives, Phuket and Hanoi are available for under Rs35,000 this December. The cheapest option is Malé, with round-trip flights starting at around Rs24,197; the Maldives requires a visa on arrival for Indian citizens.

Mumbai to Phuket costs about Rs22,431. Thailand allows Indian citizens to enter without a visa for up to 30 days. Flights to Hanoi begin at roughly Rs30,375, and Vietnam offers an e-visa option for Indians. Malaysia also permits visa-free entry for up to 30 days; flights from Mumbai to Kuala Lumpur start at about Rs34,660.

December is the drier season in the Maldives, while Phu Quoc in Vietnam enjoys clear skies and good beach weather. In Vietnam, weather varies by region—Hanoi is cooler and ideal for walking tours.

What this means for Indian travellers

If you're looking to travel from Mumbai in December on a budget, consider destinations like the Maldives, Phuket or Hanoi, where flights are available under Rs35,000. Check visa requirements: the Maldives needs a visa on arrival, Thailand and Malaysia allow visa-free entry for up to 30 days, and Vietnam offers an e-visa.

Sources

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