Check the visa rule before you book
Pick your passport and where you want to go. This free checker answers from the VisaDocs dataset, not from a guess: visa-free, visa on arrival, e-Visa or visa required, with the stay limit and the conditions the dataset records. It is the free front door to CanIGo, the visa eligibility hub on VisaDocs.
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Visa rules change often. Treat this verdict as a fast first check from a dated dataset, and confirm with the official source linked above before you book or travel.
How to read your verdict
- Visa-free. The dataset records that you can enter without arranging a visa first. If a stay limit is shown, it is the maximum the dataset records for that route.
- Visa on arrival. You receive the visa when you arrive, instead of applying in advance. The conditions on the card record what the dataset notes, such as fees or the airports and borders where it is available.
- e-Visa. You apply online before you travel and carry the approval with you. An e-Visa is still a visa; it is not the same as visa-free entry.
- Visa required. The dataset records that you must arrange a visa, usually at an embassy or consulate, before you travel.
- No data. Some routes are simply not in the dataset. This checker covers ... passports and ... destinations, ... recorded routes in total, and a pair outside that coverage is marked no data. It is never filled in with a guessed verdict.
- Coverage is not the whole map. The first wave of the dataset lists the visa-free and visa on arrival routes of the 20 most populous passports; the second wave adds 100 more passports checked against the 50 most populous destinations, with e-Visa and visa required outcomes recorded. A destination missing from your passport's list means the dataset has not recorded it, not that a visa is or is not required.
- Confirm before you book. Visa rules change, and a dataset is a snapshot. Every verdict card carries the date the data was last verified and a link to its source; check that source before you rely on the verdict.