Select your passport and where you're going to see the entry requirement.
What the results mean
Visa-free You can enter without a visa for a short visit.
Visa on arrival The visa is issued at the border when you land.
eTA required No visa, but you must get an online authorisation before departure.
e-Visa A visa is required and you can apply for it online.
Visa required Apply at an embassy, consulate or visa centre before you travel.
Results cover ordinary passports and short visits. Data was last updated in February 2026; confirm with the
destination's official immigration website before you book.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if I need a visa?
Select the passport you will travel on and your destination. The checker shows whether entry is visa-free, needs a visa on arrival, an eTA, an e-Visa or a visa from an embassy, and the maximum stay where it is known.
What is the difference between an eTA and an e-Visa?
An eTA is a quick online authorisation for travellers who do not need a visa. An e-Visa is a full visa that you apply for online instead of at an embassy, and usually asks for more documents.
Does visa-free mean I can work?
No. Visa-free entry covers short visits such as tourism, family visits or business meetings. Working or studying normally requires a separate visa or permit.
I have two passports. Which should I check?
Check both. Requirements depend on the passport you present at the border, so travel on the one with the easier entry rule and use the same passport throughout the trip.