Passports

Every destination

Destination	Region	What you need	How long	Conditions

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Destination	A	B	Better on

Pick any passport and the map answers one question: where can you actually go? Green means you can simply turn up. Yellow and amber mean a form or an application online. Light red means a trip to an embassy. Dark red means you will be turned away at the border.

Every country you can enter without arranging a visa first also shows how long you may stay — so you can see at a glance that the same green covers 30 days in one place and six months in another.

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Built from the English Wikipedia articles “Visa requirements for X citizens”, which are themselves compiled from IATA Timatic and government immigration sites. Parsed automatically — see tools/ in the repository — and re-checked against official sources.

This is a reference, not advice. Visa policy changes constantly and often at short notice. Always confirm with the destination’s embassy or your airline before you book.

Where can this passport take you?

Pick a passport top-left — search any of 200+.
Read the colours. Green = just go. Yellow = a quick online form. Amber = apply online. Light red = embassy. Dark red = refused entry.
Click a country for the exact rules, the stay length and the fine print.
Click a passport in the ranking below to jump to it.