Check visa and entry requirements using official sources
Visa rules depend on your passport, residence, destination, transit airports, trip purpose, and length of stay. FlyFono does not calculate or store visa decisions. This page gives you a reliable route to the sources used by travelers, airlines, and immigration authorities.
Step 1: Run a personalized IATA check
IATA Travel Centre asks for the personal and itinerary details needed to show passport, visa, transit, and health-document requirements.
You will leave FlyFono and enter your details directly on IATA’s website. FlyFono does not receive or store that information.
Step 2: Open the destination’s immigration website
Choose a destination to open its government immigration or foreign-affairs page. You still need to check the rules for your exact passport and trip purpose.
Step 3: Confirm with your airline and embassy
Run the check before booking and repeat it shortly before departure. Confirm transit requirements for every airport on your route, especially if you change terminals, collect baggage, travel on separate tickets, or pass through border control.
If the result is unclear, contact the airline operating the flight and the embassy or consulate responsible for your place of residence. Save the relevant confirmation or approval document offline.
Official destination links
- Thailand e-Visa — Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Hong Kong Immigration Department — visit and transit visas
- Singapore ICA — check whether an entry visa is required
- Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs — visa information
- Malaysian Immigration Department — visa requirements by country
- Vietnam Immigration Department — official e-Visa portal
- UAE Government — check entry permit or visa requirements
- European Commission — applying for a Schengen visa
What to check before you travel
- Passport validity on arrival and departure.
- Visa, visa waiver, electronic authorization, or pre-arrival registration.
- Maximum permitted stay and allowed trip purpose.
- Transit visa rules for every connection.
- Onward ticket, accommodation, funds, insurance, or vaccination evidence.
- Whether an approval must be printed or can be shown digitally.
Important limitation
This page is a research gateway, not legal or immigration advice. Rules can change quickly, and possessing a visa or authorization does not guarantee entry. Border authorities make the final admission decision. FlyFono cannot assess unusual passports, dual nationality, residence permits, criminal history, work or study travel, or complex transit situations.
After confirming entry requirements, use the Trip Planner to build a practical itinerary, then verify prices, schedules, safety information, and booking conditions separately.