Yes, you can travel abroad while a criminal case is pending in Delhi, but this depends entirely on the bail conditions attached to your case and the stage the matter has reached. If the court has directed you to surrender your passport or has placed restrictions on international travel, you cannot leave the country without first obtaining formal permission from the trial court or the Delhi High Court, depending on where your case is being heard. Courts generally look at your compliance record, the purpose of travel, whether you have strong ties in India, and the likelihood of your returning before granting such permission. Genuine reasons like business commitments, medical treatment, or family emergencies are usually viewed favorably, provided you submit a clear travel itinerary along with a written undertaking to return. Traveling without prior court approval, even for a short trip, can lead to cancellation of bail and issuance of a non-bailable warrant. For the best possible outcome, it is recommended to consult experienced criminal lawyers and seek guidance from Aapka Legal Advice, who can evaluate your case, prepare the right travel permission application, and help protect your rights effectively.