Where can your passport take you?

It shows every country you can visit with the travel documents you already hold. Add your passports, plus any visas or residence permits, and VisaLess combines each passport's entry rules with the extra doors your other documents open.

Often, yes. Mexico, Georgia, Albania and Costa Rica, for example, let travellers holding a valid US or Schengen visa enter without applying for their own visa. These rules usually come with conditions, such as the visa being valid for your whole stay. VisaLess tracks 65 of them, each linked to its source. Add your documents under “Visas & permits” to see what they unlock.

Visa-free:

No visa needed; just show up with your documents.

Visa on arrival:

The visa is issued at the border, sometimes for a fee.

eTA:

Quick online travel authorisation before you fly.

e-Visa:

Apply for a visa online before you travel.

Yes. Add every passport you hold. For each destination VisaLess picks the easiest way in across all your passports and documents, and tells you which one to travel on.

They're hand-picked from common routes out of each country. VisaLess guesses where you are from your device's time zone, which never leaves your browser, and shows entry rules for that country's passport. If the guess is wrong, choose another country under “Flying from”.

Entry requirements for 199 passports come from the open Passport Index dataset, last updated on 17 February 2026. Rules for visas and residence permits are curated by hand from government and embassy sources. See sources and methodology.

It's free and there's no account. Your selection is kept in the page address, so you can bookmark it or share it with whoever you're travelling with.

Use them to plan, then double-check. Entry rules change often and depend on details VisaLess can't see, such as passport validity, visa type, onward tickets and the border officer's decision. Confirm with the destination's embassy or official immigration website before you book.