Nice product! Are you planning to offer this info via API?

Very slick! My wife and I have been traveling for 2018 and needed this tool!

Looks like an interesting service! Most of my colleagues are Chinese nationals and are always travelling to various places - would definitely help!

Thanks a lot for making this @1hakr

Great implementation. I've used wiki before for this. 2 things: 1. It is not about your home country but about your passport , so it should be "From which country is your passport" 2. Sometimes, when you have residency in one country, you can travel to another, those cases are not being taken into account.

This is spot on. This is such a common problem that nobody has solved so far simply due to the vastness and unreliability of the info available across the web. Kudos to you for being able to do it and that too so wonderfully. Would love to see info for business visas like you mentioned. Cheers and best of luck!

Have you got an option for multiple passports? :D

Just awesome! Thank you 👍

@1hakr This is simply brilliant! Loved the UX, especially what you did around the interactive map 😃. Curious - what sort of updates would you be sharing if I subscribe to the website?

For a russian resident (such as myself) visa is a critical point. When I'm choosing where to go and each my traveling starts from making a list of all accessible countries.

All the visa requirements data is shattered across hundreds of forum and blog posts: some are outdated, some are just false. It's also difficult to search visa info in official websites because they look like shit and hard to navigate.

Now I will start my traveling with VisaList 😌

Good luck Hari and thanks for the awesome product!

Pros:

Simplicity

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None

For Russian citizens Cyprus have an option of E-Visa if you're taking direct flight from Russia. Hope this will be updated soon. Great project will use it for sure 👍🎉 P.S. ads are fine

I love this product.

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It is splendid. It shows the visa requirements for all countries which is a big boon. We can find everything in one place.

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Don't know yet.

So useful product, thanks a lot! 🤟

I wish that the map view and the country description is fixed while scrolling the country list. Overall, its an amazing product. Excellent work Hari.

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Very informative and useful

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None

@1hakr I had seen this last month and did not know it was your project. All the best!

Make this global because this is a topic that most people want to know when they are ready to travel.

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Very well organized

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None

love it. Great job guys

It is a lot of pain to find visa requirements manually every time you visit some other country. This is the perfect website for those people :)

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Useful for Digital Nomads

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None

👋 Hello Product Hunters! :) I spent the last 6 months trying to build Visalist Now your quest for tension free visa requirements research is over: 📖 Story A year back I became a digital nomad and started traveling. I wanted to visit all the countries that I fancied. Soon I realized that you need a visa to most of these countries, few have VOA(Visa on Arrival) and for others, you have to get it through their embassy in home country(in my case India). So now I wanted to see the countries I could go without waiting for 3 weeks to get a visa, did some research. After few blogs and websites finally got the list. Traveled to a new country. After a few months I wanted to go to another country. I had to do the same search, couldn't find the old one, found a new site which had more countries offering VOA. One of my friends told me that when he researching for Vietnam visa, he found almost 10 websites with .gov and it was really confusing. Many blogs don't have links to official websites of embassies. 😤 Problem * No aggregated info of visa related info shown in a useful way. * Most of the existing blogs and website has very less info and are usually outdated. * Lot of research is needed even to go to a single country and this needs to be done every single time. * Difficult to find the official website and data on many websites is outdated. * Pay more than required money to visa agent's 🛠 Solution So I decided to aggregate this info, organize and present it in a useful way to a user and so Visalist was born. While I was talking to my friends about this, I realized many people wanted something similar from a long time. So what this has is * A simple way to find the basic requirements for all the countries you want to travel * Simplified visa requirements like visa-free, visa on arrival, visa not required, evisa, visa required and visa refused (Yes! For North Korea) * A simple map color-coded with visa requirements across the world so you can easily see which countries around you can easily travel to * Visa Requirement details like duration, documents checklist and other requirements for the stay * Which is the official website for that information 💡Things to do * Currently only top 50 countries documents checklist have been gathered. I’m constantly adding more countries every hour! So watch out. * Crowdsourced data is essential, so need to build mechanism so other users can contribute and give feedback as well. * Once the Tourist visa for all countries is covered, I want to add Work visa for countries across the world. We Digital nomads love that. 🐞 How good is it? It definitely noob friendly. It's only been a very short period, so expect some bugs. I will keep adding new features. 🛠 Making I coded, designed and built Visa List using VueJS with NuxtJS for the frontend, MySQL for backend using Golang. I was originally an android developer and learned these just to build Visa List. 💖 Feedback I think every person to explore the world around them and would have faced the problem I faced, so could find value in what I have built. So I would love to know what you think of this and would be more than happy to hear your suggestions and feature requests. Let me know what you want to be added or removed or do I need to build something entirely! Thanks, HaKr! PS: I would like to thank @siddharthkp for the Intro video and @amitchhajer , @ankitjain for their support

Here’s a snapshot of what this looks like for Americans: I suppose I take my passport for granted. Citizens from many other countries don't have this flexibility.