Granite boulders and white sand at Anse Source d'Argent, La Digue, Seychelles

Where can your passport take you?

Visa rules, the official fee and the real government portal, for every passport. Every fee was read off a government page, and every page shows the date we read it.

Or check one trip: your passport to one country

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Checked by hand, around the world

The government fee, the document list and the official portal, each read off the government's own page.

Checked by hand, in Europe

The UK, Ireland and the Schengen area, with the fee each one publishes.

More places, with the official portal checked

Who needs a visa, and a link to the real government site rather than a lookalike.

Explore the map

Drag the world around and tap any country to see who needs a visa for it.

  • Fees and checklist checked by hand
  • Official portal checked
  • Entry requirements

Check one trip

How this works

  • The government portal is the main link

    Not an agent, not a partner. The official site is the primary button on every route page, because that is where you should be going.

  • Fees carry a date and a source

    Next to the number, not buried in a footer. If the government page moved, you can check for yourself.

  • We say what the official fee is

    Kenya's eTA costs $30 on the government's own site. Middlemen charge three times that for the same form. Knowing the real number is the whole point.

  • Missing beats wrong

    We hold no South African visitor visa fee, because the Department of Home Affairs does not publish one centrally. So we print nothing there.

All 199 destinations

Every country has a page showing exactly which nationalities need a visa for it, which get in free, and how long they may stay. 38 of them also carry the government fee, the document checklist and a link to the official portal โ€” marked below.

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Africa

Europe

Asia

Americas

Oceania

marks a destination with a sourced fee and checklist. We add those one at a time, and each one serves every passport at once.