My Visa Checker

Visa-free means you can enter a country without applying for a visa in advance. You simply show your passport at the border and are typically allowed to stay for a set number of days.

A visa on arrival means you don't need to apply before you travel, but you will be issued a visa at the airport or border crossing upon arrival. You may need to pay a fee and show proof of onward travel or accommodation.

An e-Visa is an electronic visa you apply for online before your trip. It's usually processed within a few days and sent to your email. You present it (printed or on your phone) at the border.

We update our data regularly. Last updated: February 2026. Visa rules can change at any time — always confirm requirements with the official embassy before you travel.

Check both passports separately and use whichever gives you the best access to your destination. Some countries also require you to enter on a specific passport if you hold their citizenship.

Visa applications are handled by the destination country's embassy, consulate, or official government portal. After checking your requirements here, we link to the official source whenever available.