Where are youtravelling?.

ETA and eVisitor available for eligible nationalities.

eTA available for visa-exempt travelers. Visitor visas for other nationalities.

eVisa available for tourism, business, and medical purposes.

eVisa available for tourism. Traditional visas for other purposes.

Saudi Arabia offers eVisas for tourism and Umrah for eligible nationalities.

eVisa available for most nationalities.

UAE offers various visa options including eVisa and visa-on-arrival.

UK ETA is now required for most visitors. Standard visitor visas for longer stays.

Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) available for eligible nationalities.

Most visitors need a visa: the tourist e-Visa is issued online, and visitors also complete the free e-Arrival card.

Traditional visas required for most nationalities.

eVisa available for most nationalities.

Almost all visitors need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before travelling, applied for online.

NZeTA required for visa-waiver countries.

Visitors who are not Nigerian citizens apply online for a Nigerian e-Visa before travelling.

K-ETA available for visa-exempt travelers.

Almost every visitor needs an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). Since 25 May 2026 the government fee is waived for nationals of 40 countries, including the UK and Pakistan; the ETA itself is still required.

Most visitors, including British citizens, need a visa; the eVisa is applied for online before travelling. Zanzibar also requires its own travel insurance.

Visa exemption and eVisa available for eligible travelers.

Some nationalities, including British citizens for up to 45 days, enter visa-free. Everyone else, and anyone staying longer, applies online for an e-Visa of up to 90 days.