Most visa answers online are long lists you have to interpret yourself. The free Can I Go? Checker does the opposite: you give it one passport and one destination, and it gives you one verdict. Visa-free, visa on arrival, e-Visa, visa required, or an honest no data when the route is not recorded.
The checker runs on the VisaDocs dataset: 120 passports, 223 destinations and 6,659 recorded passport and destination routes. When a pair is not in those routes, the tool says so instead of guessing, which matters because a wrong guess here can cost you a flight. It sits alongside the roundups on this site, like the five apps for checking visa requirements before you book, but it answers for your passport specifically.
How a check works
- Pick your passport. Choose the passport you will actually travel on.
- Pick a destination. Any of the 223 destinations in the dataset.
- Read the verdict card. The card names the entry type and adds the passport summary: how many destinations this dataset lists for your passport, split by type.
- Copy it or print it. Copy result or Print the card keeps the verdict with your trip notes.
Two checks a day are free on your connection. After that, an email unlocks unlimited checks for the rest of the day, and your last verdict stays on your device only. Nothing about a check requires an account first.
Who it is for
Anyone pricing a trip around a passport that is not at the top of the rankings, where the answer changes from country to country. Start with the checker, then read the matching country guide here, such as the visa free countries for Pakistani passport holders. And when the verdict is yes, the next step is usually paperwork: the Visa Photo Maker on our sister site turns a phone photo into a correctly sized visa photo. The companion post puts the checker to work: seven ways to use it before you book, including one popular route it refuses to answer. Or run your own pair in the Can I Go? Checker right now.