About TrickOrVisa

Know the entry rules before you go.

We help you compare entry requirements by passport and destination, so you can start planning with a useful overview.

01 — Data source

Where it comes from

We collect entry information from English Wikipedia visa-requirements articles, then organise it by passport and destination. When a passport article does not cover a map area, we may use a destination visa-policy article.

“Data refreshed” shows when we imported the information. It is not an official review date, and the source may change after we import it.

Browse the source articles

02 — Reading the map

What each label means

Visa free / eVisa

This includes visa exemptions and electronic visas. An eVisa may still require an application and approval before departure.

Visa on arrival

The source primarily describes obtaining a visa after arrival, subject to its listed conditions.

Visa required

A conventional visa requirement or explicit entry restriction. Open the detail page to read the reported rule.

Data unavailable

We do not have a usable requirement for this combination. It does not mean entry is allowed.

03 — Before you go

Always confirm the details

Use TrickOrVisa as a starting point, then confirm the current rule with the destination’s official immigration authority, consulate, or airline. Passport type, trip purpose, length of stay, residence permits, transit route and prior travel can all change your eligibility.

A visa, eVisa or exemption does not guarantee admission at the border.