Borderless

Explorer

Pick a passport and see where it goes, how long you may stay, and the date each answer was last checked.

If what you typed did not match, every passport we hold is listed further down this page.

How far the dataset has got

No passport is chosen yet, so nothing here can be coloured by where a passport goes. What the map can show without being asked anything is our own progress: how much of each country’s passport we have checked against the government sources that set the rules. Pick a passport above and the same map repaints with what that passport actually needs.

48 of 48 destinations are verified so far. 0 are still provisional. Verification runs destination by destination, so they clear in blocks.

World map, shaded by how much of each country's passport we have verified against the 48 destinations we publish

What the shading means

This map is about our dataset, not about travel. A country is shaded by how many of the 48 destinations we publish have been checked against a government source for that country’s passport. Darker means fewer left to check. It says nothing about where that passport can go: choose a passport above for that.

  • Every destination checked (168 countries)
    Nothing left to verify for this passport in the current edition.
  • 1 to 3 still to check
    Almost complete. The gaps are named on the passport's own page.
  • 4 to 6 still to check
    Most destinations verified, a handful still carried as provisional.
  • 7 or more still to check
    Verification has started but this passport is not yet close to done.
  • No passport in the dataset (6 countries)
    A territory we draw on the map but do not publish a passport page for, such as a dependency that issues no passport of its own.

Every passport

199 passports, each with its own page.

Africa

Americas

Asia

Europe

Oceania