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Do I need a visa?

Pick your passport and destination, and the answer comes back in seconds: visa-free, eVisa, eTA, on arrival or required. If you need to apply, you can do it online.

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How it works

Two choices, one answer

  1. Your passport

    The country that issued it. Hold two passports? Check both, the answers often differ.

  2. Where you're going

    The country you land in. Transit through a third country has its own rules, see the questions below.

  3. The answer

    Visa-free, eVisa, eTA, on arrival or required, with the length of stay when the data has it. If you need to apply, the link is right there.

199 passports covered

39,402 passport and destination pairs

6 kinds of answer

Reading the answer

Four colours, six answers

ENTRYAdmitted

Visa-free

No visa for a short stay. Where the data has it, you also see how many days.

ENTRYPermit

eVisa or on arrival

Apply online before you fly, or pick it up at the border with cash and a photo.

ENTRYApply

eTA or visa required

An authorisation before boarding, or a visa to arrange with the embassy ahead of the trip.

ENTRYDenied

No admission

Entry on this passport isn't currently allowed.

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Before you fly

Questions, answered

How accurate is VisaSnap?

VisaSnap is built on an open visa dataset and is meant as fast guidance, not an official ruling. The footer shows when the data was last refreshed. Entry rules change without notice, so always confirm with the destination's embassy or official government portal before you book or travel.

What do the answers mean?

Visa-free means no visa for short stays. Visa on arrival means you get it at the border. eVisa means you apply online first. eTA is an electronic authorisation required before boarding (the UK, Canada, the US ESTA). Visa required means you arrange a visa in advance. No admission means entry is not currently permitted.

Do I need a visa for a layover or transit?

Transit rules differ from entry rules and aren't covered here. Some countries require a transit visa even if you never leave the airport, so check the specific airport and airline before you fly.

Is it free?

Yes. It's free, there's no sign-up, and VisaSnap never charges you. If you apply for a visa or eTA through one of our links we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you; that's how the site stays free.

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