199 passports. 249 destinations. 49,352 routes, each carrying the strength of the evidence behind it, so you can tell a rule read off a government page from one you still need to confirm.
Core data snapshot: 22 September 2026 · Transit pilot checked: 23 September · Partial research snapshot
Quick checks for official Layer A application paths. They add process evidence to the entry classification; they never replace it.
Select any access count to open that exact destination list with the current filters applied.
*Counts every classified destination - visa-free + visa on arrival + eTA, excluding eVisa - across all evidence tiers. Travel-history restrictions can override these categories. Pre-travel approval may still be required. These are not “ready to travel” counts.
Click or keyboard-select a country for stay, documents, fees and evidence. Hatching means nothing was established. A solid colour rests on an official source read for this passport; a lighter shade is the baseline tier, which you should confirm before booking. Small states without polygons remain searchable. Zoomed map: drag to pan.
Grouped by UN geographic region. Click a column heading to sort within each region.
| Online step | Fees / documentation | Evidence |
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Try a lower minimum stay or include incomplete profiles. Unknown durations are never treated as zero-day permissions.
Month-based, discretionary and unknown stays sort after explicit day limits, in either direction.
Choose two to five passports. The current primary passport stays first; destination rows show each passport side-by-side.
Add at least one more passport to begin a side-by-side comparison.
The compare view uses the current destination filters for geography, stay, online requirements, evidence strength and territory inference.
Bookmarks are stored only in this browser. They are added to a share link only when you choose to copy one.
Use this workspace to stage replacement evidence and compare a complete candidate Atlas snapshot. Every action is browser-local. Neither a staged candidate nor an approval changes a published entry requirement; a source-validated, immutable-core build remains required.
Import a complete candidate Atlas JSON snapshot to detect material route differences against the active snapshot. “Approved for controlled build” is a gated reviewer decision only—it is not a publish action and cannot modify the current data in this browser.
| Detected difference | Candidate evidence impact | Reviewer gate |
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Import a complete candidate snapshot or choose a different review filter.
Safety gate: local approval requires an evidence-ready state, a named reviewer and a substantive rationale. It prepares an exportable review manifest only. A separate controlled build must preserve the core hashes, independently validate URLs/quotes/scope, and pass layer acceptance tests before any rule can change.
These source rows are intentionally not loaded because their mechanical or scope defects have not passed a controlled evidence correction. Edit only the browser-local review status and private reviewer notes here; batch actions do not publish records, change a travel rule, or alter access classification.
| Held source record | Known issue | Private review |
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Change the review-state filter or clear the search. A hidden record remains unloaded.
Private, browser-local workflow. Review states and notes never enter a shared URL and do not send, submit, or publish anything. A controlled, source-validated build is still required before any record can be loaded.
A transparent register of what was checked and what remains unresolved.
Every selectable passport has a separate record for every foreign destination in the catalog. Shared official rules are applied only to explicitly covered passports; unknown fields are never copied from a neighbouring country.
Complete priority-route coverage has not been achieved. This is an auditable partial dataset, not a live Timatic feed or an embassy clearance tool. No unofficial passport-ranking dataset was used to fill gaps.
Baseline - confirm: taken from the published entry-requirement table for that nationality, harvested passport by passport. Secondary evidence, not a government page and not airline clearance: use it to shortlist where to go, then confirm before you book. Rows marked contested were read differently by a second independent harvest.
verified: the displayed access, stay wording, arrival checklist, applicable fee and online-step status have official support for this scope.
needs-verification: one or more requested fields are missing, conflicting or not fully checked. A confirmed access fact can coexist with an incomplete profile. Unknown never means visa required.
“Last verified” means the source was inspected on that date, not that the government updated the rule then. No offline file can automatically track later changes.
Destination-wide health, airline, border, and regional-restriction notices are reviewed on a separate schedule. A review date is an Atlas research target, not a legal expiry. Source end dates are displayed only where the evidence states one.
Set an internal owner and recheck target for one alert. Named assignments are stored only in this browser, are excluded from shared links, and never alter the source evidence or travel rule.
| Destination | Topic | Research review | Editorial owner | Source end date | Scope |
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Changing a filter only changes the research queue; it does not remove a destination alert from its route detail.
“Source end date” is not guessed or inferred. Blank means the reviewed evidence does not establish one.
Editorial assignment: the named desk owns the next source recheck. A due date is an internal research target, not an official rule expiry or a claim that the rule ends on that date.
Inspect one destination across passports or one passport across destinations. “Last verified” is the date an official source was read. A research check without a verified access fact is labelled separately.
| Passport | Access evidence | Last verified / checked | What that date means |
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Change the evidence filter. An empty list does not establish that a destination has no requirements.
Ordinary national passports, short-term tourist visits, no assumed foreign visas or residence permits. Adult fees unless specified. Not work, study, residence or airside transit. A visa’s validity is not the allowed stay. A month is not silently converted to 30 days. Health rules often depend on travel history rather than citizenship.
Continent and region follow UN M49. The catalog excludes Antarctica; it does not assert recognition or resolve disputed sovereignty. European-country rules do not automatically cover overseas territories. Map geometry: Natural Earth via world-atlas, embedded for offline use.
| Passport region | Passports | Foreign pairs | Sourced access | Complete profiles |
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EU/EEA/Swiss free movement is not the third-country tourist 90/180 limit. Territories do not automatically inherit mainland rules. Kosovo uses internal code XK and has no map polygon; its inclusion is not a recognition claim.
Urgent recheck: Canada, 28 September 2026. Its dated Ebola restrictions require source review before expiry and before travel. No rule is automatically removed. The accompanying research archive includes the original 33,867-row backlog, current priority queue, destination batches and separate time-sensitive rechecks.
P0: admission conflicts and urgent restrictions. P1: Europe/Americas profile completion. P2: priority nationality research. P3: other sourced profiles. P4: long-tail unknowns. This is a risk/source-reuse queue, not a visitor-volume ranking.
Review a newly built, dated Atlas JSON snapshot before any publishing decision. This browser workflow does not scrape websites, write to a source, or change live rules; it compares an uploaded snapshot to this visible release and produces an auditable route-level CSV.
The candidate must retain the Atlas data model and declare an ISO snapshot date. Manual source review and QA remain required.
Review changes, citations, alerts and tier changes. Apply only through a controlled data build and create a new dated release.
Links used in records and unresolved research attempts. Each field’s citations appear in its destination detail. Internet is only needed to open an external source.
Some prior field-correction candidates were held until an official URL, retrieval date, supporting quote and page location could be attached. The public registry records the narrow Singapore, Seychelles and Rwanda changes now supported by first-party evidence, together with the fields that remain deliberately deferred.
Open index.html in a text editor and find VISA_DATA. The sources dictionary stores URLs and check dates; policies holds explicit passport/destination groups. The overrides object can replace a single pair, such as "UG:KE", without changing other passports. Do not change confidence to verified unless every requested field has support. Follow the commented example in the script.