One check instead of 68 government websites
Visafar reads the official rules so you don't. Pick your passport, add the visas you hold, and see every country you can visit, with the source behind each answer.
- 203destinations
- 199passports
- 53rules read at the source
- 68official sites checked for you
What travellers rely on most
The features people come back for, all free.
It counts the visas you already hold
A US, UK, Schengen or Japanese visa, or a residence permit, can open countries your passport can't on its own. Passport rankings leave this out; Visafar adds it up for you.
The source on every answer
Each rule links to the government page it was read on, and is graded by how sure that source is.
How we checkCurrent, and corrected in public
Most recent recheck 8 Oct 2026. 77 changes logged so far, each with what changed and its source.
See what changedLayover checker
Every stop on your route checked for a transit visa, including the visas that waive one.
Check a layoverSchengen calculator
Days used, days left under the 90/180 rule, and the first date you would overstay.
Count my daysFree, and private
No sign-up, no fee on your visa and no tracking cookies. Your documents stay on your device.
Start freeEverything else in Visafar
Free unless marked. Paid plans follow a trip for you; checking is always free.
Plan
- Your next best visaWhich visa or permit would open the most new countries for you.
- Global Mobility ScoreHow far your documents take you, compared with every passport.
- Appointment slot alertsSightings of open visa appointment slots.
- Border PassTrip Pass, ProA printable page with one destination's rule, conditions and source.
Read
- Visa guidesWhere each visa or residence permit takes you.
- Passport rankingWhat every passport opens on its own.
- Traveller questionsReal questions, answered from the checked rules.
- Every rule and its sourceEach rule, when it was read, and how sure it is.
Follow a trip
- Trip remindersTrip Pass, ProEmails before you fly, with every stop re-checked that day.
- Rule-change alertsFree for 1 countryAn email when a rule on a destination you watch changes. Trip Pass watches 25, Pro 100.
- Ask VisafarTrip Pass, ProAn AI concierge that answers from the checked rules.
- API, widget and agenciesThe same answers inside your own product.
How Visafar compares
Against the two ways people usually check.
| Visafar | Passport rankings | Government sites, one by one | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Counts the visas and permits you hold | Yes | No | You work it out |
| Official source on every answer | Yes | No | Yes |
| Shows how sure each answer is | Graded | No | No |
| Date each rule was last checked | Yes | No | Varies |
| Public log of corrections | Yes | No | No |
| Checks your visa is valid on the travel date | Yes | No | By hand |
| Layovers and Schengen days | Yes | No | By hand |
| Every destination in one place | Yes | Yes | 68 sites |
| Cost to check | Free | Free | Free, but slow |
The effort it saves
Finding out where a visa you hold lets you go, for one country, on your own:
On your own
- Find the destination's official immigration or foreign ministry page.
- Check whether a visa from another country counts, and which kinds.
- Read the conditions: multiple entry, already used, months of validity left.
- Check how long you can stay and whether the rule has changed.
- Repeat for the next country, and every stop on the way.
Visa-based entry rules on Visafar come from 68 official websites across 43 countries.
With Visafar
- Pick your passport.
- Tick the visas and permits you hold.
Every country, with the entry type, the stay, the conditions and the official source, on one page.
See what your documents open. No account needed.
Check your passport