Do you need a visa? Get the answer — and the evidence.
199 passports · 39,402 routes. Every answer shows when it was last checked against an official source — or says plainly that it hasn't been yet.
Check a route — get the stamp
visafreely is a free information service, not a government agency. Every answer links to its evidence.
How it works
Check the route
Pick a passport and a destination. You get the requirement and the maximum stay in one screen — no account, no paywall.
Read the evidence
Every pair page carries one of two stamps: verified against an official source on a stated date, or honestly labelled as dataset-only. Nothing in between.
Verified — last checked 25 Oct 2026
Example stamp. Each one names its official source and links to it.
Travel
Follow the “What to do next” steps on the pair page — apply ahead where the status requires it, or just go where it doesn't.
Checked data vs copied data
Most visa sites
- Copy one dataset and never re-check it
- No date on any answer — fresh and stale look identical
- Errors fixed silently, if at all
- Expiry dates on temporary rules never shown
visafreely
- A verified date and a named official source on 1,520 pairs — and counting
- Every correction published in a public changelog: old value, new value, source
- Announced end dates shown as “Scheduled change” warnings on the pair page
- Unverified pairs labelled plainly, never dressed up
Most powerful passports right now
Ranked by the number of destinations reachable without applying for a visa in advance (visa free + on arrival + e-Visa + ETA).
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How to read a result
No visa needed for short stays.
The visa is issued at the border when you arrive.
Apply online for a visa before you travel.
An online authorisation — not a visa, but mandatory.
Apply for a visa at an embassy before you travel.
Entry is not currently permitted.
Most visa sites quietly copy one dataset and never check it. We show our work: pairs checked against an official source carry a “Last verified” date and a link to that source, corrections are published in the data changelog, and everything else is honestly labelled with the dataset's own date. How verification works →
Spot an error?
If a page here disagrees with an official source, that is exactly the feedback the changelog runs on — every confirmed discrepancy becomes a published correction with its source attached.