Know you're cleared before you fly.

Check your passport, your days in Europe and the travel permits you need, for every stop on your trip.

  • Official government sources only
  • Every rule shows when we last checked it
  • Not a visa agency: we never charge for permits

Check a trip

Airlines turn people away when a passport doesn't last long enough, so it's worth checking.

Free, with no sign-up. Your details stay on this device.

How it works

  1. Add your passport

    Choose where it's from and add its dates. Got two passports? Add both and we'll tell you which one to use.

  2. Add your trips

    Pick the countries and dates. Include recent trips to Europe so we can count your days properly.

  3. See what to do

    Get a clear answer for each stop, with anything you need to sort out first and links to the official sites only.

Recent rule changes

We log every change, with the date it takes effect.

See all rule changes
DateWhereWhat's changedStatus
14 Mar 2028VietnamThe 45-day visa-free stay for British citizens is due to end, unless it's extendedChanging
31 Dec 2026ChinaThe 30-day visa-free scheme for UK, Irish, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand passports is due to end, unless it's extended againChanging
31 Dec 2026South KoreaThe K-ETA exemption for US, UK, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand passports is due to end. Irish passports already need a K-ETAChanging
31 Dec 2026Dominican RepublicThe eased passport rule for tourists (valid for the stay rather than 6 months) is due to end, unless it's extended againChanging
16 Oct 2026United StatesThe ESTA fee went up from $40.27 to $40.62In force

Why you can trust the answer

Official sources only

Every rule comes from government sites, such as GOV.UK, the EU and US Customs and Border Protection, checked against the traveller's own government too.

Checked every month

Each answer shows the date we last checked it, and every change goes in our public log.

Private by design

Your passport details and trips stay on your device. We never see them.

Independent

We're not a visa agency and never charge for permits. We link straight to the official sites.

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