How to use these destination guides
Each country page summarises the visa categories we file, the standard document set, the published processing time and the government fee, alongside links to book flights and accommodation for the same trip.
Requirements change, sometimes without notice
Missions revise document lists, fees and appointment systems regularly, and rules also differ by the passport you hold. Treat these pages as an accurate starting point for planning, and let us confirm the current position with the mission before you file.
Visa-free, visa-on-arrival, e-visa and sticker visa
Visa-free entry needs no advance permission but still requires proof of onward travel and funds at the border. Visa-on-arrival is granted at the airport and can be refused there, so it is worth carrying full documentation. An e-visa is applied for and issued online. A sticker or consular visa requires an application to the mission, usually with biometrics.
The category available to you depends on your nationality, which is why we ask for your passport before advising.
Planning across a region
Regional hubs group destinations by Asia, the Middle East, North Africa and Africa, which is useful when you are comparing several options with similar documentation, or building a multi-country itinerary where one visa can cover several stops.
