Add Visafar to your site, free

For travel bloggers, visa consultants, student-abroad agencies and community pages. Your readers see every country their passport and the visas they hold open, with the official source for each rule.

1. Link badge Instant, no sign-up

Paste this where your readers plan trips: a post about visas, a resources page or your footer.

Where can your passport take you? Check free on Visafar →

Badge code

<a href="https://www.visafar.com/?ref=embed" target="_blank" rel="noopener" style="display:inline-flex;align-items:center;gap:8px;padding:11px 18px;border-radius:999px;background:#176AA8;color:#fff;font:600 15px/1.2 system-ui,-apple-system,sans-serif;text-decoration:none">Where can your passport take you? Check free on Visafar &rarr;</a>

Or a plain sentence that fits into an article:

Check which countries your passport and visas open on Visafar, with the official source for every rule.

Text link code

Check which countries your passport and visas open on <a href="https://www.visafar.com/?ref=embed">Visafar</a>, with the official source for every rule.

2. Interactive widget Free, set up for your site

A small checker inside your page: readers pick their passport, tap the visas they hold and see the full list, with the source for each rule. It adds no cookies or trackers to your site, and follows your readers' light or dark setting. Each widget is tied to your site's address, so we set it up for you. Tell us where it goes:

Building something bigger? The Visafar API and branded client portals are for businesses.

Questions

Is it free? Yes, both the badge and the widget.

Does it track my readers? No. The badge is a plain link, and the widget sets no cookies and loads no third-party scripts.

Can the answers be wrong? They are the same answers as on Visafar: unlock rules checked line by line against the official source, and passport-alone status from the open passport dataset. Readers should always confirm with the official source before travelling.