Layover checker
Enter your route and Visafar checks every stop against your passport and the visas you hold.
Paste a flight confirmation or booking email, or upload your ticket (PDF or photo), and Visafar reads the airports to fill in the route below. What you paste or upload is used only to read the route and is not stored.
Saved trips
How to read this. The status on each stop is whether you could enter that country (clear immigration) with the documents you hold. On each layover, Visafar also checks the airport transit rule: for Schengen airports from the EU Visa Code and the European Commission's lists, for UK airports from the Immigration (Passenger Transit Visa) Order 2014, and for US airports from the US Code of Federal Regulations (the US has no visa-free transit, so its entry status applies). Whether you stay airside depends on where your next flight goes, on one ticket or separate tickets, and on changing airports. Visafar doesn't hold transit rules for other countries yet and says so on the stop. See transit visas by airport. Always confirm with your airline before you fly.
The layover trap. If your bags are not checked through to your final destination (common on separate tickets and many low-cost carriers), you must collect them, clear immigration, and re-check. That means you enter the layover country, so its full entry requirements above apply, even for a short connection. Overnight connections where the terminal closes can force the same. Not travel advice; confirm with the airline and the destination's immigration authority before you book.