The metopiine genus, Chorinaeus Holmgren is reported for the first time from India and Thailand. We describe and illustrate two new species, C. amrithae Ranjith & Butcher (from India and Thailand) and C. femiae Ranjith & Butcher (from Thailand). A taxonomic key to the identification of the Oriental species of Chorinaeus is provided.
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