Visa Requirements
Select your passport country and destination to check entry rules, stay limits, and official links. Updated for 2026 travel requirements.
Visa Types Explained
Visa Free
Enter without a visa for a set period. Usually stamped on arrival or recorded electronically. Keep proof of onward travel.
Visa on Arrival
Get a visa at the airport or border crossing. Fees vary. Have exact cash and photos ready to speed up the process.
eVisa
Apply online before travel. Usually faster than embassy processing. Print the approval or carry it on your phone.
Visa Required
Apply at an embassy or consulate before travel. Start early: processing can take weeks and may need appointments or interviews.
Transit Visa
Required when passing through a country without entering. Needed only if you leave the international transit zone or have a long layover.
Popular Destinations
Deep-dive guides for common visa questions. Each page covers entry rules, extensions, and official sources.
Japan
Visa-free for many nationalities. ETIS recommended. 90-day stays common for tourism.
Thailand
30-day visa exemption on arrival for many passports. Extensions available at immigration.
Italy
Schengen Area member. 90 days within any 180-day period. ETIAS mandatory from 2026.
Australia
ETA or eVisitor required for many visitors. Online application, fast approval.
Brazil
Visa-free for many nationalities. Verify recent policy changes before booking.
Vietnam
30-day visa exemption for many nationalities. e-Visa available for longer stays.
Before You Go
- Passport ValidityMany countries require 6 months of validity beyond your planned departure date. Check both your passport and any transit countries.
- ETIAS and SchengenETIAS is mandatory for visa-free travelers to the Schengen Area from 2026. Apply online before booking flights.
- Transit VisasIf you leave the international transit zone or have a long layover, you may need a transit visa even if your final destination is visa-free.
- Proof of Onward TravelSome countries require evidence of a return ticket or onward journey. Have a printed or digital copy ready.
- Yellow Fever CertificatesRequired if arriving from or transiting through certain countries. Check destination-specific health requirements.
- Digital and Paper BackupsSave visa approvals, insurance, and booking confirmations offline and in cloud storage. Customs officers often ask for proof.