▤ ENTRY RULES · 6 PASSPORTS × 16 DESTINATIONS

Visa Requirements by Passport

DATA: cross-verified visa matrixSNAPSHOT 2026-07-19
THE ANSWER

96 corridors, 6 passports against 16 destinations. Each cell says whether you need a visa arranged before you travel and how long you may stay; the link opens the full briefing with the official government source. Snapshot 2026-07-19 — always confirm before booking.

Read down for your destination, across for your passport. Visa-free andon arrival mean nothing to arrange before you fly; e-visaand visa needed are applications that can be refused, so start them early. Day counts are the short-stay figure and can carry conditions — a Schengen 90/180 pool, a passport-validity rule — that the cell cannot show. Every briefing links the destination's own government source.

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Which passports and destinations does this visa grid cover?

6 passports against 16 destinations — 96 corridors in all, each one a cell in the table above showing the entry rule and the maximum stay. Every cell links to the full briefing for that corridor, with the destination's own government source. Snapshot 2026-07-19.

What is the difference between visa-free, visa on arrival and an e-visa?

Visa-free means you arrive and the passport is stamped — nothing to arrange. Visa on arrival also needs nothing in advance, but a visa is issued at the border, usually for a fee. An e-visa is different in kind: it must be applied for and approved online before you fly, so it is not a border formality. A consular visa needs an application to an embassy before travel.

How current are these visa requirements?

They are a dated snapshot, 2026-07-19, from the open Passport Index dataset. Entry rules change without notice and a snapshot cannot track them in real time, so the date is stamped on every corridor page rather than hidden. Confirm the current rule with the destination's own authority before you book.

Is this legal or immigration advice?

No. This grid is informational, and individual circumstances — passport validity, prior visas, purpose of travel, criminal record — change outcomes that a status table cannot capture. Each corridor page links the destination's entry authority and your government's travel advisory; verify with both before booking.