Visa-free and free movement
A visa exemption does not remove passport-validity, trip-purpose or admission conditions. Free-movement rights are shown separately.
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A visa exemption does not remove passport-validity, trip-purpose or admission conditions. Free-movement rights are shown separately.
A visa on arrival is issued at an eligible entry point. An electronic authorization usually needs approval before travel. Neither is counted as plain visa-free access.
An eVisa is still a visa. An online route can depend on residence, agencies and supporting documents. The map shows an option to check, not guaranteed eligibility.
Worldwide reference records are adapted from TravelRequirements.info — Entry Requirements Dataset v1.3.0, AXG Sp. z o.o., under CC BY 4.0. Each result identifies its source date and whether its citation was for the individual pair or a broader policy. Publisher verification is not independent Toolfred verification. Toolfred’s directly reviewed records take precedence where available. Attribution and changes · Import audit.
We retain conditions from the source records, withhold overdue categories and avoid importing fee or duration figures as verified facts. The underlying publisher originally used a language-model draft, then reports official-source verification; a linked policy is not proof that every passport pair was individually checked. This remains a research starting point, not a visa application, airline boarding check or live border-status feed. Check temporary entry restrictions with the destination authority and use the IATA Travel Centre for an additional travel-document check.
Combining passports is for one traveller who genuinely holds all selected documents, not a group of people. Each destination is counted once. A known visa-free route can be shown even when another passport is unreviewed; a visa-required conclusion is withheld if an alternative selected passport has unknown or overdue data. Citizenship countries are excluded from foreign-destination totals. Countries may require their citizens to use a particular national passport.
Ordinary passports and short tourism visits only. Residence, existing visas, travel history, work, transit, health restrictions and temporary border closures can change eligibility. No identity documents, passport numbers or accounts are requested. The shared dataset is loaded without a nationality-specific request; passport selections stay in your browser. Hosting still receives normal request information.
Schengen’s 90-in-180-day allowance is shared across the area. Our France record means European France and Norway means mainland Norway. French overseas territories and Svalbard have separate rules; French Guiana and Svalbard remain unreviewed. Check the official ETIAS status before travel.
The map uses public-domain Natural Earth geometry with documented modifications. Boundaries are illustrative, not a sovereignty statement. Passport covers are illustrative, not official document images. The U.S. cover uses a credited public-domain coat-of-arms adaptation; other emblems are simplified or omitted. Toolfred is independent and has no government endorsement. Six representative designs have official reference links; other countries use a neutral placeholder until their cover is researched. Colors, series and emblems can vary; these are not official document photographs.
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