Visa-Free Entry to China

Citizens of countries eligible to cross the border without the standard visa procedure

Country
Type of entry
Length of stay

1. Afghanistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Afghanistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Albania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Algeria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Algeria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Andorra
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Angola
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Angola
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Antigua and Barbuda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Argentina
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Armenia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Australia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Austria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Azerbaijan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bahamas
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bahrain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bangladesh
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bangladesh
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Barbados
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belarus
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belgium
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belize
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Belize
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Benin
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Benin
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bhutan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bhutan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bolivia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bolivia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Botswana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Botswana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Brazil
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 15 days to 1 month
1. Brunei
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Bulgaria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Burkina Faso
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Burkina Faso
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Burundi
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Burundi
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cabo Verde
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cabo Verde
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cambodia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cambodia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cameroon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cameroon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Canada
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Canada
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Central African Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Central African Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Chad
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Chad
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Chile
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. China
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 3 days to 5 days
1. Colombia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Colombia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Comoros
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Comoros
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Republic of Congo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Republic of Congo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Democratic Republic of the Congo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Democratic Republic of the Congo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Costa Rica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Costa Rica
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Côte d'Ivoire
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Côte d'Ivoire
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Croatia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Cuba
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cuba
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cyprus
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Czech Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Czech Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Denmark
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Djibouti
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Djibouti
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Dominica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Dominican Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Dominican Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ecuador
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Egypt
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Egypt
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. El Salvador
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. El Salvador
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Equatorial Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Equatorial Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Eritrea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Eritrea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Estonia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Eswatini
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Eswatini
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ethiopia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Ethiopia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Fiji
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Finland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. France
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Gabon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Gabon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Gambia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Gambia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Georgia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Germany
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Ghana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Ghana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Greece
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Grenada
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Guatemala
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guatemala
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guinea-Bissau
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guinea-Bissau
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guyana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guyana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Haiti
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Haiti
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Honduras
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Honduras
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Hong Kong SAR
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Hong Kong SAR
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Hungary
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Iceland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. India
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. India
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Indonesia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Indonesia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Iran
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Iran
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Iraq
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Iraq
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ireland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Israel
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Israel
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Italy
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Jamaica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Jamaica
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Japan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Jordan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Jordan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kazakhstan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Kenya
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kenya
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kiribati
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kiribati
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kuwait
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Kyrgyzstan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kyrgyzstan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Laos
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Laos
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Latvia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Lebanon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Lebanon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Lesotho
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Lesotho
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Liberia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Liberia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Libya
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Libya
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Liechtenstein
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Lithuania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 10 days
1. Lithuania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Luxembourg
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Macau SAR
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Macau SAR
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Madagascar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Madagascar
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malawi
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Malawi
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malaysia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Maldives
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Mali
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mali
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malta
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Marshall Islands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Marshall Islands
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mauritania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mauritania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mauritius
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mauritius
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mexico
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 2 months
1. Mexico
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Micronesia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Micronesia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Moldova
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Monaco
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Mongolia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Montenegro
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Morocco
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Morocco
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mozambique
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mozambique
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Myanmar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Myanmar
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Namibia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Namibia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nauru
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nauru
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nepal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nepal
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Netherlands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. New Zealand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Nicaragua
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nicaragua
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Niger
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Niger
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nigeria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nigeria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. North Korea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. North Korea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. North Macedonia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Norway
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Oman
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Pakistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Pakistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Palau
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Palau
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Palestine
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Palestine
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Panama
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Panama
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Papua New Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Papua New Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Paraguay
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Paraguay
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Peru
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Philippines
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Philippines
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Poland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Portugal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Qatar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Romania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Russia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Rwanda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Rwanda
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Kitts and Nevis
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Kitts and Nevis
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Lucia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Lucia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Samoa
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Samoa
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. San Marino
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Sao Tome and Principe
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sao Tome and Principe
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saudi Arabia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Senegal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Senegal
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Serbia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Seychelles
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sierra Leone
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sierra Leone
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Singapore
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Slovakia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Slovenia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Solomon Islands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Solomon Islands
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Somalia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Somalia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. South Africa
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. South Africa
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. South Korea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. South Sudan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. South Sudan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Spain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sri Lanka
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sri Lanka
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Sudan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sudan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Suriname
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sweden
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Sweden
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Switzerland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Syria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Syria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Taiwan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Taiwan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tajikistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tajikistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tanzania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tanzania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Thailand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 2 months to 3 months
1. Timor-Leste
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Timor-Leste
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Togo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Togo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tonga
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Trinidad and Tobago
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Trinidad and Tobago
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tunisia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tunisia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Turkey
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Turkey
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Turkmenistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Tuvalu
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tuvalu
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Uganda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Uganda
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. United Kingdom
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. United Kingdom
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ukraine
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Ukraine
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. United Arab Emirates
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Uruguay
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. United States of America
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. United States of America
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Uzbekistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Vanuatu
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Vanuatu
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Venezuela
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Venezuela
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Vietnam
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Vietnam
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Yemen
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Yemen
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Zambia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Zambia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Zimbabwe
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Zimbabwe
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month

Country
Type of entry
Length of stay

1. Afghanistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Afghanistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Albania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Algeria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Algeria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Andorra
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Angola
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Angola
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Antigua and Barbuda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Argentina
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Armenia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Australia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Austria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Azerbaijan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bahamas
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bahrain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Bangladesh
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bangladesh
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Barbados
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belarus
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belgium
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Belize
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Belize
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Benin
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Benin
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bhutan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bhutan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bolivia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Bolivia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Botswana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Botswana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Brazil
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 15 days to 1 month
1. Brunei
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Bulgaria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Burkina Faso
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Burkina Faso
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Burundi
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Burundi
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cabo Verde
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cabo Verde
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cambodia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cambodia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cameroon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cameroon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Canada
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Canada
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Central African Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Central African Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Chad
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Chad
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Chile
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. China
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 3 days to 5 days
1. Colombia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Colombia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Comoros
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Comoros
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Republic of Congo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Republic of Congo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Democratic Republic of the Congo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Democratic Republic of the Congo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Costa Rica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Costa Rica
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Côte d'Ivoire
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Côte d'Ivoire
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Croatia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Cuba
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Cuba
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Cyprus
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Czech Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Czech Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Denmark
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Djibouti
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Djibouti
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Dominica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Dominican Republic
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Dominican Republic
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ecuador
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Egypt
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Egypt
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. El Salvador
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. El Salvador
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Equatorial Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Equatorial Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Eritrea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Eritrea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Estonia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Eswatini
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Eswatini
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ethiopia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Ethiopia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Fiji
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Finland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. France
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Gabon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Gabon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Gambia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Gambia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Georgia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Germany
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Ghana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Ghana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Greece
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Grenada
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Guatemala
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guatemala
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guinea-Bissau
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guinea-Bissau
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Guyana
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Guyana
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Haiti
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Haiti
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Honduras
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Honduras
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Hong Kong SAR
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Hong Kong SAR
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Hungary
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Iceland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. India
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. India
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Indonesia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Indonesia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Iran
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Iran
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Iraq
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Iraq
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ireland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Israel
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Israel
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Italy
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Jamaica
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Jamaica
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Japan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Jordan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Jordan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kazakhstan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Kenya
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kenya
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kiribati
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kiribati
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Kuwait
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Kyrgyzstan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Kyrgyzstan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Laos
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Laos
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Latvia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Lebanon
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Lebanon
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Lesotho
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Lesotho
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Liberia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Liberia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Libya
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Libya
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Liechtenstein
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Lithuania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 10 days
1. Lithuania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Luxembourg
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Macau SAR
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Macau SAR
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Madagascar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Madagascar
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malawi
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Malawi
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malaysia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Maldives
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Mali
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mali
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Malta
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Marshall Islands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Marshall Islands
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mauritania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mauritania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mauritius
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mauritius
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mexico
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 2 months
1. Mexico
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Micronesia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Micronesia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Moldova
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Monaco
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Mongolia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Montenegro
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Morocco
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Morocco
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Mozambique
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Mozambique
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Myanmar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Myanmar
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Namibia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Namibia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nauru
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nauru
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nepal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nepal
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Netherlands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. New Zealand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Nicaragua
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nicaragua
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Niger
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Niger
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Nigeria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Nigeria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. North Korea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. North Korea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. North Macedonia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Norway
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Oman
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Pakistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Pakistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Palau
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Palau
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Palestine
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Palestine
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Panama
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Panama
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Papua New Guinea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Papua New Guinea
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Paraguay
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Paraguay
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Peru
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Philippines
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Philippines
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Poland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Portugal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Qatar
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Romania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Russia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Rwanda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Rwanda
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Kitts and Nevis
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Kitts and Nevis
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Lucia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Lucia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Samoa
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Samoa
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. San Marino
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 3 months
1. Sao Tome and Principe
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sao Tome and Principe
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Saudi Arabia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Senegal
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Senegal
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Serbia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Seychelles
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sierra Leone
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sierra Leone
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Singapore
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. Slovakia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Slovenia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Solomon Islands
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Solomon Islands
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Somalia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Somalia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. South Africa
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. South Africa
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. South Korea
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 month to 2 months
1. South Sudan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. South Sudan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Spain
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sri Lanka
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sri Lanka
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Sudan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Sudan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Suriname
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Sweden
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Sweden
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Switzerland
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Syria
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Syria
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Taiwan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Taiwan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tajikistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tajikistan
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tanzania
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tanzania
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Thailand
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 2 months to 3 months
1. Timor-Leste
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Timor-Leste
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Togo
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Togo
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tonga
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Trinidad and Tobago
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Trinidad and Tobago
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Tunisia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tunisia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Turkey
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Turkey
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Turkmenistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Tuvalu
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Tuvalu
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Uganda
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Uganda
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. United Kingdom
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. United Kingdom
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Ukraine
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. Ukraine
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. United Arab Emirates
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Uruguay
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. United States of America
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 6 days to 1 month
1. United States of America
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Uzbekistan
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. 1 month
1. Vanuatu
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Vanuatu
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Venezuela
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Venezuela
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Vietnam
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 2 months
1. Vietnam
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Yemen
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Yemen
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Zambia
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Zambia
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month
1. Zimbabwe
2. Visa exemption
  This regime allows a person to stay in the country for a limited period, specified by the terms of the visa-free agreement. It is generally granted for tourist, business, or short-term visits, and does not authorize employment or long-term residency.
3. from 1 day to 15 days
1. Zimbabwe
2. Visa on arrival
  This visa is granted to travelers directly at the country’s point of entry. Generally issued for short-term tourist or business trips, it simplifies the visa process by eliminating the need for prior document submission.
3. from 1 day to 1 month