Visa-Free (Visa Not Required)
No visa needed — enter on your passport, up to an allowed stay.
What it is
Visa-free entry means your nationality can enter the destination for tourism without any visa at all, usually for a set number of days. Your passport alone is enough at immigration.
How to get one
There is nothing to apply for. You simply arrive with a passport valid for the required period, and immigration admits you for the permitted stay. Some visa-free destinations still expect proof of onward travel or funds.
How long it takes
Entry is immediate. Watch the allowed stay — overstaying a visa-free period carries fines and future entry bans just like overstaying a visa.
How it differs from other visa types
Visa-free is the simplest of all — no document, no fee, no application. Note that some “visa-free” destinations still require an eTA before boarding (see above), which is a condition on the visa-free entry, not a separate visa.
Destinations that use this route
A few examples — open any pair for the exact fee, documents and entry conditions:
Frequently asked questions
How long can I stay visa-free?
If it's visa-free, is there anything I still need?
Other visa types
Check the visa requirements for your passport and destination ↗