Cambodia and India have launched a cross-border QR payment linkage, allowing Indian travellers to make seamless digital payments using UPI-enabled apps across Cambodia. By simply scanning local QR codes, visitors can pay at over 4.5 million merchant locations nationwide. With Cambodia joining the network, UPI is now accepted in nine countries, making international travel more convenient for Indian tourists. Check the other eight countries where UPI is accepted
Singapore was one of the first countries to connect with India’s digital payment ecosystem. Through the UPI-PayNow linkage, users can make quick and convenient cross-border transactions, making it especially useful for travellers and the Indian diaspora.
Whether you’re shopping in Dubai or dining in Abu Dhabi, UPI acceptance in the UAE has made cashless payments more convenient for Indian visitors. The country remains one of the most popular destinations where Indians can use familiar payment apps abroad.
France became the first European country to accept UPI payments. Indian tourists visiting iconic attractions, shopping districts, and selected merchant locations can enjoy the convenience of paying with their smartphones instead of carrying large amounts of cash.
Bhutan was the first country to adopt UPI standards for QR-based payments. The integration has made travel smoother for Indian tourists, allowing them to make digital payments at participating merchants across the Himalayan nation.
Indian travellers visiting Nepal can use UPI at participating businesses and merchants. The payment system has strengthened financial connectivity between the two neighbouring countries while reducing dependence on cash transactions.
Mauritius has embraced UPI as part of its growing digital payments infrastructure. The move has been particularly beneficial for Indian tourists and business travellers visiting the island nation.
Qatar is another destination where Indian travellers can use UPI-enabled apps for payments. With a large Indian community and growing digital payment infrastructure, UPI offers a familiar and hassle-free way to pay while travelling.
