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๐ Always confirm on the official site. Entry rules depend on your passport and change often. We link only to official government portals, and we update this directory regularly but canโt guarantee itโs current for every nationality.
Australia
ETA (subclass 601) / eVisitor / visaEligible passports apply for an ETA via the official app; others use eVisitor or a visa.
๐ถ Kids: Each child needs their own authorisation.
Canada
eTA / visitor visaVisa-exempt travellers flying in need an eTA. Others need a visitor visa.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own eTA. Carry a consent letter if travelling with one parent.
Egypt
e-Visa / visa on arrivalBuy an e-Visa from the official portal or a visa on arrival for eligible passports.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own visa.
India
e-VisaMost tourists apply for an e-Tourist Visa online before travel.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own application with a photo.
Indonesia (Bali)
e-VOA / visa on arrivalMany passports can buy an e-VOA online before arrival. Bali also charges a tourist levy.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own e-VOA.
Japan
Visa exemption / visa (MOFA)Many passports get visa-free short stays. Others apply through a Japanese embassy or the JAPAN eVISA system.
๐ถ Kids: Every child, including babies, needs their own passport. Visit Japan Web is used for arrival forms.
Mexico
Visa exemption / visaMany passports are visa-free for tourism; check the Mexican Foreign Ministry for your nationality.
๐ถ Kids: Minors travelling without both parents may need extra documentation.
New Zealand
NZeTAVisa-waiver travellers need an NZeTA and usually pay the tourism levy.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own NZeTA.
Schengen Area (EU)
EES & ETIASThe Entry/Exit System registers non-EU travellers at the border. ETIAS travel authorisation is being introduced for visa-exempt travellers.
๐ถ Kids: Check whether minors need their own application and any parental-consent rules if travelling with one parent.
Singapore
Visa-free / visa + SG Arrival CardMost visitors are visa-free; everyone completes the free SG Arrival Card.
๐ถ Kids: Submit an SG Arrival Card for each child. Itโs free on the official ICA site.
South Korea
K-ETAMany visa-free nationalities need a K-ETA, though some are temporarily exempt. Check the current list.
๐ถ Kids: Rules for young children can differ. Confirm on the official site.
Sri Lanka
ETAMost visitors need an ETA before travel.
๐ถ Kids: Children usually need their own ETA. Check current fee exemptions.
Thailand
Visa exemption / e-VisaMany passports enter visa-free for tourism; others apply via the official Thai e-Visa portal.
๐ถ Kids: Children need their own passport. Check digital arrival card requirements.
Turkey
e-Visa / visa exemptionSome nationalities are visa-free, some need an e-Visa bought online before travel.
๐ถ Kids: Children listed on their own passport need their own e-Visa where one is required.
United Arab Emirates
Visa on arrival / pre-arranged visaMany nationalities receive a free visa on arrival; others pre-arrange via airline or official channels.
๐ถ Kids: Rules apply per passport, including infants.
United Kingdom
ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation)Most visa-exempt visitors need an ETA before travelling to the UK.
๐ถ Kids: Babies and children need their own ETA. A parent can apply on their behalf.
United States
ESTA (Visa Waiver Program) / visaVisa Waiver Program passports apply for ESTA online. Others need a visa.
๐ถ Kids: Every traveller, including infants, needs their own approved ESTA.
Vietnam
e-Visa / exemptionSome passports are visa-exempt for short stays; others use the official e-Visa portal.
๐ถ Kids: Each child needs their own e-Visa where required.
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Family travel document checklist
- A valid passport for every family member. Many countries require 6 monthsโ validity.
- A visa or travel authorisation for each person, including babies, where required.
- Birth certificates if surnames differ between parent and child.
- A parental consent letter if travelling with only one parent.
- Travel insurance documents and any vaccination records.
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Frequently asked questions
Do babies need a visa?
Usually yes. In most countries every traveller, including newborns, needs their own passport and their own visa or travel authorisation where one is required.
How do I avoid fake visa websites?
Always apply through the official government site (usually ending in .gov, .gov.xx or the official domain listed by the countryโs foreign ministry). Unofficial agencies often charge several times the real fee.
What documents do kids need when travelling with one parent?
Many countries recommend or require a signed consent letter from the other parent, plus a birth certificate showing both parentsโ names. Check the rules of both your departure and destination countries.