About VisaGlance

Why we built this

Checking whether you need a visa should take thirty seconds. In practice it means bouncing between travel blogs written in 2019, aggregator sites that upsell visa services, and embassy pages in languages you don't read. The information you actually need — does my passport require a visa, is there an eVisa, how long can I stay — is rarely wrong, but it's almost never linked to a source you can trust or dated so you know how stale it is.

We built VisaGlance to fix that: one place, every passport, every destination, every answer linked to the official government source that governs it, and a clear label on when we last verified the data against that source.

What we do

• Visa checker. Pick your passport and destination and get the entry requirement — visa-free, eVisa, visa on arrival, or visa required — with the official source linked and a verification date shown.
• Destination pages. Each destination page shows requirements for the passports we've checked, grouped so you can find your situation quickly.
• Verification layer. We don't just republish raw dataset values. We cross-check against official embassy and immigration ministry sources and record every correction we make. See our methodology for how that works.

Who it's for

Anyone who travels and wants a straight answer: solo travellers, families planning ahead, digital nomads juggling multiple nationalities, travel agents who need a quick sanity check before booking. If the information is publicly available from an official source, it should be easy to find — that's what we're here for.

Who's behind VisaGlance

VisaGlance is run by a small independent research team. We're not a visa agency, we don't process applications, and we don't have a financial interest in whether you apply for a visa or not. Every entry in our dataset is cross-referenced against the official source and dated. When we recommend anything — a travel insurer, an eSIM provider — we disclose the relationship plainly and it never changes what the checker shows you. Have a question or spotted something wrong? A real person reads info@visaglance.com.

What VisaGlance is not

VisaGlance provides general information, not immigration or legal advice. Visa rules change, and an incorrect entry can mean being turned away at the border. Always confirm current requirements directly with the destination country's embassy, consulate, or official immigration authority before you book or travel — especially for countries where we show a "dataset-only" label rather than a verified entry. See our legal & disclaimers page for the full picture.

How we keep it honest

VisaGlance is reader-supported. When we link to travel services, some of those links may be affiliate links — see how we make money. That arrangement never affects the results you see: what we show comes from our data and verification layer, not from anyone paying us. See our editorial standards for the full policy.

Say hello

Questions, corrections, or something we got wrong? Email info@visaglance.com.