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Official entry rules · checked Oct 30, 2026

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Visas, travel authorizations and passport rules for every stop of your trip, including the airports where you only change planes.

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    Add your passport and route. For each stop you’ll see whether you need a visa or a travel authorization, the official fee and site, the latest day to apply, and whether your passport lasts long enough.

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    Why a check

    The airline checks at the gate. Better to know first.

    Since 2025 the UK, Israel and the EU have added new entry systems. The rules now change by passport, by stop, and even for a two-hour connection.

    • Official sources only. Every rule comes from a government or EU page, quoted and dated.
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    Travel authorizations

    The quick online approvals you need before you board. Each has one official site and one official fee.

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    Look-alike sites charge up to ten times the official fee.

    Search “UK ETA” or “ESTA” and many results are private sites dressed up as the government. They resubmit your form to the real site and keep the difference. No one can buy you a faster decision.

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    Entry rules by country

    Written for U.S. passports first, with British, Canadian, Australian and EU passports on every page.

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