Destinations covered so far
We publish a destination only after its entry rules have been read on the government’s own pages, quoted word for word and checked. Covered now: 🇦🇺 Australia, 🇨🇦 Canada, 🇯🇵 Japan, 🇸🇬 Singapore, 🇬🇧 United Kingdom, 🇺🇸 United States. Every other destination answers “verification required” with no guess.
Popular routes
- India passport to Canada
- United States passport to Australia
- Philippines passport to Canada
- India passport to United Kingdom
- Philippines passport to Australia
Frequently asked questions
Is visa on arrival the same as visa-free?
No. A visa on arrival is still a visa: you apply for it, and often pay, at the border. We show it separately and never count it as visa-free.
I have two citizenships. Which passport counts?
Entry rules follow the passport you show. Choose the passport you will travel on; the planner also shows how the trip looks on your other passports. Some countries require their own citizens to enter on their own passport, and we say so where the official rules do.
Does living in another country change what I need?
Sometimes — some countries exempt residents of certain countries, or holders of certain visas. The planner applies those exceptions only where the destination’s official rules state them. Otherwise it decides on your passport.
Why does it say “verification required”?
Because we could not confirm the answer from a checked official source. Rather than guess, we point you to the authority’s own pages. A wrong “visa-free” can get a traveller turned away at the airport.
Do you store my details?
No. The planner works in your browser. A shared link carries only the passport, destination, purpose and dates, and checklist ticks stay on your device.
For planning only. Requirements change, and the decision to issue a visa or let you in belongs to the authorities. Confirm on the official links before you travel.