Data updates: October 2026

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Oct 9, 2026Gabon— YE passport: entry requirement changed: from ~~evisa~~ to unconfirmed (evisa.dgdi.ga )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— ZM passport: entry requirement changed: from ~~evisa~~ to unconfirmed (evisa.dgdi.ga )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— ZW passport: entry requirement changed: from ~~evisa~~ to unconfirmed (evisa.dgdi.ga )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— AU passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/africa/gabon (smartraveller.gov.au )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— BB passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.foreign.gov.bb/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Updated-visa-list-May-09-2025-002.pdf (foreign.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— CO passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.cancilleria.gov.co/sites/default/files/atencion-ciudadano/2026-09/lista-paises-exigen-visa-mayo-2026.pdf (cancilleria.gov.co )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— EC passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.cancilleria.gob.ec/2020/07/13/listado-de-paises-que-si-requieren-visa-a-los-ciudadanos-ecuatorianos/ (cancilleria.gob.ec )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— JM passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://mfaft.gov.jm/site/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Country-Listing-Jamaican-going-overseas-July-19-2023-1.pdf (mfaft.gov.jm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— MD passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://mfa.gov.md/ro/content/regimul-de-vize-pentru-cetatenii-republicii-moldova-0 (mfa.gov.md )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— VC passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://foreign.gov.vc/foreign/images/stories/Foreign_Affairs/Updated_Visa_Requirements_List_July_2020.pdf (foreign.gov.vc )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— RS passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.mfa.gov.rs/gradjani/putovanje-u-inostranstvo/vize-i-informacije-o-drzavama/gabon (mfa.gov.rs )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— SC passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://mfa.gov.sc/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/List-of-Countries-that-Seychellois-Require-Visa-to-Enter-Updated-December-2025.pdf (mfa.gov.sc )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— TR passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.mfa.gov.tr/turk-vatandaslarinin-tabi-oldugu-vize-uygulamalari.tr.mfa (mfa.gov.tr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Gabon— GB passport: source changed: from ~~https://evisa.dgdi.ga/ (portal front page, default source)~~ to https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/gabon/entry-requirements (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Greece— Extension changed: from ~~{"possible":true,"days":730}~~ to (removed) (mfa.gr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Grenada— Overstated sentence changed: from Most nationalities need no visa for Grenada: CARICOM nationals are granted a six-month definite entry, and citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, most Commonwealth countries and many others are admitted without one. Nationals on Grenada's 'Port of Entry' list get a visa on arrival against a pre-clearance letter arranged before travel; nationals the list marks 'Prior to Arrival' need a visitor's visa from a Grenadian mission or consulate. to Most nationalities need no visa for Grenada: CARICOM nationals are granted a six-month definite entry, and citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada and many others are admitted without one. Nationals on Grenada's 'Port of Entry' list get a visa on arrival against a pre-clearance letter arranged before travel; nationals the list marks 'Prior to Arrival' need a visitor's visa from a Grenadian mission or consulate. (grenadaembassyusa.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Grenada— Overstated sentence changed: from Grenada admits citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, most Commonwealth countries and many others without a visa, and CARICOM nationals are granted a six-month definite entry. Nationals on Grenada's 'Port of Entry' list are issued a visa on arrival, but only with a pre-clearance letter obtained through a Grenadian mission first. Nationals the list marks 'Prior to Arrival' need a visitor's visa from a Grenadian mission or consulate before travelling. to Grenada admits citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many others without a visa, and CARICOM nationals are granted a six-month definite entry. Nationals on Grenada's 'Port of Entry' list are issued a visa on arrival, but only with a pre-clearance letter obtained through a Grenadian mission first. Nationals the list marks 'Prior to Arrival' need a visitor's visa from a Grenadian mission or consulate before travelling. (grenadaembassyusa.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Honduras— Extension days changed: from 30 to null (inm.gob.hn )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Indonesia— Extension days changed: from ~~120~~ to null (imigrasi.go.id )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Japan— Extendable days changed: from 90 to null (mofa.go.jp )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Jordan— Extendable days changed: from ~~150~~ to null (jordanpass.jo )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Kazakhstan— Row source: page that states the stay changed: from ~~(none)~~ to https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/activities/34748?parentId=3053&lang=en (gov.kz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Kiribati— Extension days changed: from 30 to null (mfa.gov.ki )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Kiribati— Overstated sentence changed: from Kiribati waives visas for citizens of the 124 countries and territories listed in its 2023 visa exemption order — including the UK, Ireland, most of the EU, the US, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and its Pacific neighbors — who may stay up to 90 days in any 12 months. Everyone else must obtain a visitor visa from Kiribati Immigration before traveling. All visitors need a passport valid six months, an onward ticket and funds for the stay. to Kiribati waives visas for citizens of the 124 countries and territories listed in its 2023 visa exemption order — including the UK, Ireland, most of the EU, the US, China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and its Pacific neighbors — who may stay up to 90 days in any 12 months. Everyone else must obtain a visitor visa from Kiribati Immigration before traveling. The exemption order requires a passport valid for at least six months on the day of departure from Kiribati, and Canada's travel advice says you must show an onward or return ticket and proof of sufficient funds. (mfa.gov.ki )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Laos— Overstated sentence changed: from Laos admits nationals of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam visa-free for up to 30 days (Myanmar for 14), plus Japan, South Korea, Russia, Switzerland and others on bilateral or unilateral waivers. Nearly everyone else can get a 30-day tourist visa — online through the official Lao eVisa or on arrival at major airports and border crossings. The eVisa list names 162 countries and territories (as of 8 October 2026); for nationalities not on it, mostly in Africa and the Middle East plus Pakistan, Bangladesh and Iran, no official source we could read states how they get a visa. to Laos admits nationals of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam visa-free for up to 30 days (Myanmar for 14), plus Japan, South Korea, Russia, Switzerland and others on bilateral or unilateral waivers. Many other nationalities can get a 30-day tourist visa — online through the official Lao eVisa or on arrival at major airports and border crossings. The eVisa list names 162 countries and territories (as of 8 October 2026); for nationalities not on it, mostly in Africa and the Middle East plus Pakistan, Bangladesh and Iran, no official source we could read states how they get a visa. (laoevisa.gov.la )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Laos— Overstated sentence changed: from Nationals of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam enter visa-free for up to 30 days and Myanmar nationals for 14, and Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Russia and Mongolia have bilateral or unilateral waivers. Almost everyone else — including US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passport holders — gets a 30-day tourist visa either online via laoevisa.gov.la or on arrival at major entry points. For nationalities missing from the eVisa list, no official source we could read states how to get a visa. to Nationals of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam enter visa-free for up to 30 days and Myanmar nationals for 14, and Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Russia and Mongolia have bilateral or unilateral waivers. Many other nationalities — including US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passport holders — gets a 30-day tourist visa either online via laoevisa.gov.la or on arrival at major entry points. For nationalities missing from the eVisa list, no official source we could read states how to get a visa. (laoevisa.gov.la )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Lebanon— Extendable days changed: from 60 to null (general-security.gov.lb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Macau— Overstated sentence changed: from Most travelers do not: EU and several dozen other passports enter visa-free for 90 days (British citizens for six months), and nationalities including the US, Canada, Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand get 30 days. Most remaining nationalities can buy a visa on arrival (MOP 200) at the border — only a handful, such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam, must obtain a visa in advance through Chinese diplomatic missions. to It depends on your passport: EU and several dozen other passports enter visa-free for 90 days (British citizens for six months), and nationalities including the US, Canada, Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand get 30 days. Most remaining nationalities can buy a visa on arrival (MOP 200) at the border — only a handful, such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam, must obtain a visa in advance through Chinese diplomatic missions. (gov.mo )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Madagascar— Extension days changed: from 30 to null (evisamada-mg.com )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Marshall Islands— Extension days changed: from 60 to null (rmiimmigration.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Mauritania— Overstated sentence changed: from Most nationalities do. Since January 2025 you must apply online for an eVisa through the official ANRPTS portal before travel, then pay the fee — EUR 55 for 30 days, or EUR 40 for nationals of Arab and African countries — in cash on arrival. Citizens of eleven neighboring West African and Maghreb states (including Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal and Mali) enter visa-free under reciprocal agreements; the Foreign Ministry does not state how long they may stay. to Since January 2025 the eVisa is applied for online through the official ANRPTS portal before travel, and the fee — EUR 55 for 30 days, or EUR 40 for nationals of Arab and African countries — in cash on arrival. Citizens of eleven neighboring West African and Maghreb states (including Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal and Mali) enter visa-free under reciprocal agreements; the Foreign Ministry does not state how long they may stay. (diplomatie.gov.mr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Mauritania— Overstated sentence changed: from Since January 2025 the eVisa is applied for online through the official ANRPTS portal before travel, and the fee — EUR 55 for 30 days, or EUR 40 for nationals of Arab and African countries — in cash on arrival. Citizens of eleven neighboring West African and Maghreb states (including Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal and Mali) enter visa-free under reciprocal agreements; the Foreign Ministry does not state how long they may stay. to Since January 2025 the eVisa is applied for online through the official ANRPTS portal before travel, and the fee — EUR 55 for 30 days, or EUR 40 for nationals of Arab and African countries — is paid in cash on arrival. Citizens of eleven neighboring West African and Maghreb states (including Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal and Mali) enter visa-free under reciprocal agreements; the Foreign Ministry does not state how long they may stay. (diplomatie.gov.mr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Mexico— Overstated sentence changed: from Mexico lets citizens of the 63 countries and regions on the National Migration Institute's no-visa list (as of 8 October 2026) — including the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Japan and much of Latin America — visit visa-free for up to 180 days, waives its visa for anyone holding a valid US visa, and offers a free electronic authorization (SAE) for air arrivals from Russia, Turkey and Ukraine. to Mexico lets citizens of the 63 countries and regions on the National Migration Institute's no-visa list (as of 8 October 2026) — including the US, Canada, the UK, the EU and Japan — visit visa-free for up to 180 days, waives its visa for anyone holding a valid US visa, and offers a free electronic authorization (SAE) for air arrivals from Russia, Turkey and Ukraine. (gob.mx )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Montenegro— Overstated sentence changed: from Most visitors don't: citizens of the 93 countries and territories listed in Article 1 of the Decree on Visa Regime (as of 8 October 2026), including the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and Japan, can stay up to 90 days visa-free, and Peruvians 30 days. Russians, Belarusians, Turks and Saudis get 30 days until 31 October 2026 and need a visa from 1 November 2026. Nationalities that do need a visa can either apply at a Montenegrin embassy or enter on a valid Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand or Japanese visa or residence permit for up to 30 days. to It depends on your passport: citizens of the 93 countries and territories listed in Article 1 of the Decree on Visa Regime (as of 8 October 2026), including the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and Japan, can stay up to 90 days visa-free, and Peruvians 30 days. Russians, Belarusians, Turks and Saudis get 30 days until 31 October 2026 and need a visa from 1 November 2026. Nationalities that do need a visa can either apply at a Montenegrin embassy or enter on a valid Schengen, US, UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand or Japanese visa or residence permit for up to 30 days. (gov.me )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa” (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa” (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa” (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa” (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa” (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt) (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt) (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt) (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check~~ to Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt) (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Morocco— Row source changed: from ~~nationality reference list only~~ to + front-page eligibility check (acces-maroc.ma )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Nepal— Extendable days changed: from 60 to null (immigration.gov.np )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Nepal— Extension days changed: from ~~135 / 120 / 60 / 15~~ to null (immigration.gov.np )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Summary changed: from New Zealand lets visa-waiver nationals (the US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan and around 30 others) visit for up to 3 months — 6 for British citizens — but they must first obtain an NZeTA and pay the NZD 100 International Visitor Levy. Australians enter freely, everyone else needs a Visitor Visa, and every traveler must complete the digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration before arrival. to New Zealand lets visa-waiver nationals (the US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan and around 30 others) visit for up to 3 months — 6 for British citizens — but they must first obtain an NZeTA and pay the NZD 100 International Visitor Levy. Australians enter freely, everyone else needs a Visitor Visa, and everyone travelling into New Zealand must submit the digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration by the time they reach passport control; it can be done before the flight. (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Declaration timing changed: from ~~before-travel~~ to on-arrival (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Declaration window changed: from ~~Before departure for New Zealand (opens 24 hours before flights)~~ to By air: from 24 hours before you start your trip until you reach passport control in New Zealand. By sea: from 24 hours before departing the vessel’s last foreign port until it berths at its first New Zealand port. (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Declaration text changed: from Every traveler must complete the free digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration (website or app) before arrival, covering customs and biosecurity questions. It is linked to your passport and checked at passport control; you do not need to print anything. to Everyone travelling into New Zealand, including New Zealand passport holders, must complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration (website or app), which collects travel, customs, immigration and biosecurity information. Air travellers can submit it from 24 hours before they start their trip, and it needs to be submitted by the time they reach passport control in New Zealand; New Zealand Customs suggests doing it before the flight to make arrival easier. It is linked to your passport and checked at the eGate or by a border officer; you do not need to print anything. (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Tip changed: from ~~Complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration online or in the NZTD app before you fly. New Zealand Customs says everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete one, and that it is free.~~ to Complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration online or in the NZTD app before your flight: New Zealand Customs suggests it to make arrival easier, says everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete one, and says it needs to be submitted by the time you reach passport control. (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— FAQ answer changed: from The NZTD is a free digital declaration every traveler must complete before arriving, at travellerdeclaration.govt.nz or in the NZTD app. It covers customs and biosecurity questions and replaces the old paper arrival card. to The NZTD is a free digital declaration that everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete, at travellerdeclaration.govt.nz or in the NZTD app. It collects travel, customs, immigration and biosecurity information, replaces the old Passenger Arrival Card, and needs to be submitted by the time you reach passport control; New Zealand Customs suggests doing it before your flight. (travellerdeclaration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026New Zealand— Extension days changed: from ~~180~~ to null (immigration.govt.nz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Palau— Overstated sentence changed: from Palau issues visitors of nearly every nationality a 30-day tourist visa on arrival; citizens of the Schengen states are visa-free for 90 days in any 180 and Russians for 30 days, while nationals of Bangladesh and Myanmar must apply before travelling. Under Palau law, US, Micronesian and Marshallese citizens may visit, work or reside without a visa. Every visitor is assessed the USD 100 Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee, and the UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, stamped into your passport on arrival. to Palau issues visitors of nearly every nationality a 30-day tourist visa on arrival; citizens of the Schengen states are visa-free for 90 days in any 180 and Russians for 30 days, while nationals of Bangladesh and Myanmar must apply before travelling. Under Palau law, US, Micronesian and Marshallese citizens may visit, work or reside without a visa. Visitors are assessed the USD 100 Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee, from which transit passengers and accredited diplomats are among those exempt, and the UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, stamped into your passport on arrival. (bcbp.pw )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Palau— Overstated sentence changed: from The Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee is USD 100 for every visitor coming to Palau. International airlines are required to include it in the price of tickets into Palau, so you pay it when you book. Palauan passport holders and their spouses, crew, accredited diplomats and transit passengers are exempt and can claim a cash refund on arrival. to The Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee is USD 100 for visitors coming to Palau. International airlines are required to include it in the price of tickets into Palau, so you pay it when you book. Palauan passport holders and their spouses, crew, accredited diplomats and transit passengers are exempt and can claim a cash refund on arrival. (bcbp.pw )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Panama— Extendable days changed: from 60 to null (boca.gov.tw )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Papua New Guinea— Visa type source changed: from ~~Visa Information Guide only~~ to + Migration Service Fees schedule (ica.gov.pg )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Paraguay— Extension days changed: from 90 to null (migraciones.gov.py )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— Summary changed: from The Philippines admits citizens of the countries listed under Executive Order 408 visa-free for 30 days — extendable by 29 days at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires arriving travellers, except foreign diplomats, 9(e) visa holders and holders of diplomatic or official passports, to register on the free eTravel platform within 72 hours before arrival. Visa-free visitors must also hold a return or onward ticket. to The Philippines admits citizens of the countries listed under Executive Order 408 visa-free for 30 days — extendable at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires arriving travellers, except foreign diplomats, 9(e) visa holders and holders of diplomatic or official passports, to register on the free eTravel platform within 72 hours before arrival. Visa-free visitors must also hold a return or onward ticket. (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— FAQ answer changed: from No. US passport holders enter visa-free for up to 30 days with a passport valid 6 months and an onward ticket. The stay can be extended by 29 days (and beyond) at Bureau of Immigration offices. US citizens must also register on eTravel within 72 hours before arrival. to No. US passport holders enter visa-free for up to 30 days with a passport valid 6 months and an onward ticket. The stay can be extended at Bureau of Immigration offices. US citizens must also register on eTravel within 72 hours before arrival. (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— FAQ answer changed: from Apply at the Bureau of Immigration main office or another authorized immigration office. The first step is a 29-day visa waiver (PHP 3,030); after that you can extend in 1- or 2-month steps, or up to 6 months under the Long-Stay Visitor Extension. The Bureau gives 36 months as the maximum allowable stay for visa-free nationals. to Apply at the Bureau of Immigration main office or another authorized immigration office. The first step is a visa waiver (PHP 3,030); after that you can extend in 1- or 2-month steps, or up to 6 months under the Long-Stay Visitor Extension. The Bureau gives 36 months as the maximum allowable stay for visa-free nationals. (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— Tip changed: from After the initial 30 days, the Bureau of Immigration offers a first 29-day visa waiver, then further extensions of stay (in 1- or 2-month steps, or up to 6 months under the Long-Stay Visitor Extension); it gives 36 months as the maximum allowable stay for visa-free nationals. to After the initial 30 days, the Bureau of Immigration offers a first visa waiver, then further extensions of stay (in 1- or 2-month steps, or up to 6 months under the Long-Stay Visitor Extension); it gives 36 months as the maximum allowable stay for visa-free nationals. (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— Maximum stay (1 rows) changed: from 30 to null (evisa.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— Extendable days changed: from 29 to null (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Philippines— Extension days / name changed: from ~~30; Visa Waiver — 29-Day Extension of Stay~~ to null; Visa Waiver — Extension of Stay (immigration.gov.ph )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Qatar— Maximum stay (1 rows) changed: from 30 to null (visitqatar.com )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Republic of the Congo— Extension days changed: from 30 to null (ambacongo-us.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Rwanda— Max stay changed: from 90 to null (migration.gov.rw )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Saint Lucia— Overstated sentence changed: from Most visitors do not. Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and China, among others, enter visa-free, and so do CARICOM nationals other than Haitians. Citizens of 52 countries and territories, including India, Kenya, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, need a visa that the Department of External Affairs' list (dated July 2024) gives as issued at the port of entry. Nationalities the list marks as required prior to arrival must obtain a visa from a Saint Lucian mission before traveling. to It depends on your passport. Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and China, among others, enter visa-free, and so do CARICOM nationals other than Haitians. Citizens of 52 countries and territories, including India, Kenya, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, need a visa that the Department of External Affairs' list (dated July 2024) gives as issued at the port of entry. Nationalities the list marks as required prior to arrival must obtain a visa from a Saint Lucian mission before traveling. (stluciahcuk.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Solomon Islands— Extension days changed: from 60 to null (immigration.gov.sb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Spain— Extension changed: from ~~{"possible":true,"days":1095}~~ to (removed) (boe.es )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Sri Lanka— Extendable days changed: from ~~240~~ to null (immigration.gov.lk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Sri Lanka— Extension days changed: from ~~150~~ to null (immigration.gov.lk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Thailand— Extendable days changed: from 30 to null (washingtondc.thaiembassy.org )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Thailand— Overstated sentence changed: from Since 15 September 2026 Thailand grants visa-free entry of up to 30 days for tourism to passport holders of 60 countries and territories, with other stays for a few nationalities under bilateral agreements, and a visa on arrival for Azerbaijani, Belarusian and Serbian citizens; everyone else applies through a single global eVisa portal, and all foreign arrivals must submit the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before travel. to Since 15 September 2026 Thailand grants visa-free entry of up to 30 days for tourism to passport holders of 60 countries and territories, with other stays for a few nationalities under bilateral agreements, and a visa on arrival for Azerbaijani, Belarusian and Serbian citizens; everyone else applies through a single global eVisa portal, and the Immigration Bureau says all non-Thai nationals must submit the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before entering Thailand. (tdac.immigration.go.th )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Timor-Leste— Best time to visit source changed: from ~~FCDO only~~ to + Government of Canada travel advice (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— Row source changed: from ~~List of countries whose citizens do not require entry visas (silent about these nationalities) + portal acceptance~~ to eVisa portal eligibility check (walked per nationality) + eVisa FAQ (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— Row source changed: from ~~portal listed as accepting the nationality~~ to portal eligibility check answer recorded (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— Passport row requirement changed: from ~~unconfirmed~~ to embassy-visa (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— Summary changed: from Trinidad and Tobago lets citizens of the 42 countries and territories on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list (among them the UK, Canada and most Commonwealth countries) enter without a visa, EU citizens (except Ireland) for up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU waiver agreement, and South Koreans for 90 days under a bilateral agreement; CARICOM nationals get six months under Caribbean free movement. US, Japanese, Brazilian, Irish, Turkish, Serbian and Colombian citizens are visa-free on their own governments’ official word, though the no-visa list does not name them. Nationals of the other countries whose passports the Immigration Division’s eVisa portal accepts — it is open only to nationals of countries requiring a visa — must obtain a visa before traveling, online through that portal, which replaced all earlier visa procedures in April 2024. For the remaining passports, among them most Latin American ones and those of India, Russia, Israel, Norway and Switzerland, no official page we could read states the rule. to Trinidad and Tobago lets citizens of the 42 countries and territories on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list (among them the UK and Canada) enter without a visa, EU citizens (except Ireland) for up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU waiver agreement, and South Koreans for 90 days under a bilateral agreement; CARICOM nationals get six months under Caribbean free movement. US, Japanese, Brazilian, Irish, Turkish, Serbian and Colombian citizens are visa-free on their own governments’ official word, though the no-visa list does not name them. The Immigration Division’s eVisa portal says only foreign nationals from a country requiring a visa can be processed online; the nationals its eligibility check lets through, among them Australians, Chinese, Indonesians, Nigerians, Venezuelans and Haitians, must obtain a visa before traveling, through that portal, which replaced all earlier visa procedures in April 2024. For the remaining passports, among them most Latin American ones and those of India, Russia, Israel, Norway and Switzerland, no official page we could read states the rule. (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— FAQ answer changed: from It depends on your passport. Citizens of the 42 countries and territories on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list — including the UK, Canada and most Commonwealth countries — need no visa, and neither do EU citizens (Ireland is outside the agreement), who get up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU waiver agreement, or South Koreans, who get 90 days under a bilateral agreement. US, Japanese, Brazilian, Irish, Turkish, Serbian and Colombian citizens are visa-free according to their own governments (and, for Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago’s embassy), although the no-visa list does not name them. CARICOM nationals enter under Caribbean free movement with up to six months. Nationals whose passports the Immigration Division’s eVisa portal accepts — it is open only to nationals of countries requiring a visa, and accepts among others Australian, Chinese and Venezuelan nationals — must obtain a visa before traveling, online through that portal, which replaced all earlier visa procedures in April 2024. For the remaining passports, among them most Latin American ones and those of India, Russia, Israel, Norway and Switzerland, no official page we could read states the rule. to It depends on your passport. Citizens of the 42 countries and territories on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list — including the UK and Canada — need no visa, and neither do EU citizens (Ireland is outside the agreement), who get up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU waiver agreement, or South Koreans, who get 90 days under a bilateral agreement. US, Japanese, Brazilian, Irish, Turkish, Serbian and Colombian citizens are visa-free according to their own governments (and, for Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago’s embassy), although the no-visa list does not name them. CARICOM nationals enter under Caribbean free movement with up to six months. The Immigration Division’s eVisa portal says only foreign nationals from a country requiring a visa can be processed online; the nationals its eligibility check lets through, among them Australians, Chinese and Venezuelans, must obtain a visa before traveling, online through that portal, which replaced all earlier visa procedures in April 2024. For the remaining passports, among them most Latin American ones and those of India, Russia, Israel, Norway and Switzerland, no official page we could read states the rule. (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— FAQ answer changed: from No. Venezuela is not on the Immigration Division's list of countries whose citizens do not need a visa, and the Immigration Division's eVisa portal accepts Venezuelan nationality: obtain the visa online before travelling. to No. Venezuela is not on the Immigration Division's list of countries whose citizens do not need a visa, and the eVisa portal, which says only foreign nationals from a country requiring a visa can be processed online, lets Venezuelan nationality through its eligibility check: obtain the visa online before travelling. (evisa.ttservices.online )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Tunisia— Safety source changed: from ~~FCDO only~~ to + Government of Canada travel advice (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Turkey— FAQ answer changed: from The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists visa exemptions of up to 90 days for ordinary passport holders of EU countries, and says the stay granted by a visa or visa exemption cannot exceed 90 days within each 180 days. Foreigners who wish to stay longer than 90 days should apply for a short-term residence permit at the Provincial Directorate of Migration Administration. to The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists visa exemptions of up to 90 days for ordinary passport holders of EU countries, with one exception: for the Republic of Cyprus, which it lists as the "Greek Cypriot Administration", it says "Ordinary and official passport holders are required to have visa to enter Türkiye". It also says the stay granted by a visa or visa exemption cannot exceed 90 days within each 180 days. Foreigners who wish to stay longer than 90 days should apply for a short-term residence permit at the Provincial Directorate of Migration Administration. (mfa.gov.tr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Turkey— Maximum stay (2 rows) changed: from 30 to null (mfa.gov.tr )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Uganda— Overstated sentence changed: from Nearly all visitors need a Ugandan visa, applied for online through the official eVisa portal (USD 50 single entry) before travel; Uganda's immigration service lists 40 countries and regions, mostly African, Caribbean and Commonwealth states, whose nationals need no visa. to Nearly all visitors need a Ugandan visa, applied for online through the official eVisa portal (USD 50 single entry) before travel; Uganda's immigration service lists 40 countries and regions whose nationals need no visa. (immigration.go.ug )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Uganda— Overstated sentence changed: from Most visitors do — Uganda uses an eVisa system, with the single-entry tourist visa at USD 50 applied for online before travel. Nationals of 40 countries and regions on the immigration service's visa-exempt list, mostly African, Caribbean and Commonwealth states, need no visa. to Most visitors do — Uganda uses an eVisa system, with the single-entry tourist visa at USD 50 applied for online before travel. Nationals of 40 countries and regions on the immigration service's visa-exempt list need no visa. (immigration.go.ug )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Ukraine— Maximum stay (42 rows) changed: from 30 to null (mfa.gov.ua )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026United Arab Emirates— Extension days changed: from 30 to null (icp.gov.ae )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026United Arab Emirates— Overstated sentence changed: from The United Arab Emirates lets many passport holders in without arranging anything — a free visa on arrival for 90 days within six months for passports such as the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea (30 days for a smaller group), visa-free entry for most of Latin America and for China, and 90 days in any 180 visa-free for EU citizens — and routes everyone else through pre-arranged tourist eVisas sponsored by airlines, hotels or UAE residents. to The United Arab Emirates lets many passport holders in without arranging anything — a free visa on arrival for 90 days within six months for passports such as the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea (30 days for a smaller group), visa-free entry for most of Latin America and for China, and 90 days in any 180 visa-free for citizens of EU countries such as Germany, France, Spain and Italy — and routes everyone else through pre-arranged tourist eVisas sponsored by airlines, hotels or UAE residents. (u.ae )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026United States— Extension changed: from ~~{"possible":true,"days":180}~~ to (removed) (ecfr.gov )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Uruguay— Extendable days changed: from 90 to null (gub.uy )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Vanuatu— summary changed: from Vanuatu waives visas for citizens of the 121 countries and territories on the Department of Immigration and Passport Services' exemption list (as of 8 October 2026) — including the whole EU, the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, China, India and its Pacific neighbors — for stays of up to 120 days, while everyone else applies in advance, either for a visitor visa of up to 30 days or for a tourist visa of up to 120 days. to Vanuatu waives visas for citizens of the 121 countries and territories on the Department of Immigration and Passport Services' exemption list (as of 8 October 2026) — including the whole EU, the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, China, India and its Pacific neighbors — for stays of up to 120 days, while everyone else applies in advance, either for a visitor visa valid for up to 30 days or for a tourist visa of up to 120 days. (immigration.gov.vu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Vanuatu— faq changed: from Most travelers do not. Citizens of all EU states, the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, India, South Africa, most Gulf states and Vanuatu's Pacific neighbors are visa-exempt for stays of up to 120 days. Nationalities not on the exemption list apply before traveling, either for a visitor visa of up to 30 days (7,420 VUV) or for a non-extendable tourist visa of up to 120 days (5,150 VUV). to Most travelers do not. Citizens of all EU states, the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, India, South Africa, most Gulf states and Vanuatu's Pacific neighbors are visa-exempt for stays of up to 120 days. Nationalities not on the exemption list apply before traveling, either for a visitor visa valid for up to 30 days (7,420 VUV) or for a non-extendable tourist visa of up to 120 days (5,150 VUV). (immigration.gov.vu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Vanuatu— fee changed: from Visa application charge for the visitor visa (up to 30 days), for nationals of non-exempt countries applying from outside Vanuatu. The Department separately lists a tourist visa of up to 120 days, non-extendable, with a 5,150 VUV charge for non-exempt nationals. to Visa application charge for the visitor visa (valid for up to 30 days), for nationals of non-exempt countries applying from outside Vanuatu. The Department separately lists a tourist visa of up to 120 days, non-extendable, with a 5,150 VUV charge for non-exempt nationals. (immigration.gov.vu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Vanuatu— Visa type stay changed: from 30 to null (immigration.gov.vu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Vanuatu— Maximum stay (85 rows) changed: from 30 to null (immigration.gov.vu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Zambia— Extension days changed: from 60 to null (zambiaimmigration.gov.zm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Zimbabwe— Extendable days changed: from 30 to null (evisa.gov.zw )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 9, 2026Zimbabwe— Overstated sentence changed: from Zimbabwe sorts visitors into three lists: SADC neighbors and much of the Commonwealth Caribbean and Pacific enter visa-free, while most Western tourists — including US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passports — simply buy a visa on arrival from USD 30. A minority of nationalities must have an eVisa or embassy visa approved before travel. to Zimbabwe sorts visitors into three lists: SADC neighbors and much of the Caribbean and Pacific enter visa-free, while most Western tourists — including US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passports — simply buy a visa on arrival from USD 30. A minority of nationalities must have an eVisa or embassy visa approved before travel. (evisa.gov.zw )(opens in a new tab)