Visas, ETAs and arrival cards — from official sources
Passport + route → visas, ETAs, arrival cards and passport rules for every stop. Official links only.
Sample check
Passport: United States
United Kingdom
Electronic Travel Authorisation (UK ETA)
Schengen Area
Visa-free up to 90 days in any 180 days
Thailand
Visa-free up to 30 days (tourism) + Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)
3 countries: 1 permit in advance, 1 arrival card
Citizenship, countries and dates, connections included. 30 seconds, no sign-up.
One card per stop: what to get, where and how much. Links to government sites only.
We remind you when the filing window opens and re-check your route 72 hours before departure.
Real rules for a sample route — with our verification date on every card.
Passport: United States · United Kingdom → France → Thailand
3 countries: 1 permit in advance, 1 arrival card
1. arriving 15 December
Travel authorisation
Apply by 8 December
Valid for 2 years or until your passport expires. The official UK ETA app is the easiest way to apply. Airlines will deny boarding without it.
Official websitegov.uk2. arriving 20 December
Visa-free
The 90/180 limit covers the whole Schengen Area, not each country.
Official websitetravel-europe.europa.euGood to know
On your first entry after 10 April 2026, a photo and four fingerprints are taken at the border — whether you travel visa-free or with a visa. Free, nothing to do in advance. Queues can take hours at peak times — allow extra time.
travel-europe.europa.eu ↗Good to know
ETIAS launch is postponed to April 2027. After launch there will be transition and grace periods of at least 12 months. The fee is €20; free for under-18s and over-70s. Apply only at travel-europe.europa.eu.
travel-europe.europa.eu ↗3. arriving 27 December
Visa-free
From 15 September 2026 the visa exemption is cut from 60 to 30 days and covers tourism only. A one-time 30-day extension is possible at an immigration office. Overland entries are limited to two per calendar year.
Official websitethaievisa.go.thArrival card
Filing opens December 24 at 09:30 local time
Submit no earlier than 72 hours before arrival.
Free. Submit no earlier than 3 days before arrival. Not needed if you transit without leaving the airport. Beware of paid lookalike sites.
Official websitetdac.immigration.go.thPaste a link — we’ll tell you if it’s the official portal or a middleman. We match it against our list of government domains, no guessing.
Thailand’s Immigration Bureau says at least 10% of visitors pay middlemen for its free arrival card.
Try:
The check is always free. Pay only if you want us to see you through to the border.
Free
€6.99per trip
You buy it after checking your route
Unlimited trips and up to 5 people with different passports — for less than three Trip Packs.
If we missed a required document or linked to a site that isn’t official, we refund you the same day.
Just reply to our email — that’s the whole process.
No. Entry Check is an independent reference service. We gather the requirements for your route and send you to the official sites, where you file yourself.
No. You file on the official website and pay the fee directly to the government — with no markup from us.
Only from official sources: immigration authorities, foreign ministries and embassies. A person verifies every rule, and the verification date is on every card. We re-check rules for our main countries at least every 30 days.
A printable PDF checklist, email reminders the moment each filing window opens, a re-check of your route 72 hours before departure, and an email if the rules change after you buy.
We monitor official sources. If a rule for your route changes, we email you what changed and what to do now.
Reply to any of our emails. If we missed a required document or a link turned out not to be official, we refund you the same day. Details in our refund policy.