Visa Policies
MINH Y CO LTD Education
Does a citizen of A need a visa to enter 75 questions across 5 levels.
- Downloads
- 54+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Sep 26
- 2026 · v1.0
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About Visa Policies
Visa Policies is an educational quiz about how international travel really works. Does a Vietnamese citizen need a visa for Japan? Can you connect through a US airport without clearing immigration? What exactly does the Schengen 90/180 rule count?
75 questions across 5 levels, 15 each, climbing from everyday routes to the exceptions that catch out seasoned travelers:
- Border Basics - the four ways a country lets you in: visa-free, visa on arrival, apply online, or embassy first
- Free Movement Zones - the EU, the Common Travel Area, ASEAN, CARICOM, the GCC, Mercosur and the East African Community
- Digital Gateways - ESTA, eTA, ETA, ETIAS, eVisas and visa on arrival, and why visa-free rarely means paperwork-free
- Rules of Stay - the 90/180 rule, airport transit visas, purpose limits and carrier liability
- Edge of the Map - Greenland, Svalbard, Hong Kong, French Guiana, Northern Cyprus and Antarctica
Every question ends with an explanation, so a wrong answer still teaches you something. Clear a level to unlock the next, revisit any level's answers whenever you like, and resume from the exact question you left on.
- Works fully offline. The entire question bank ships inside the app.
- No account, no sign-up, no network requests, no analytics, no tracking.
- Progress is written to your device after every answer, so closing the app never loses your place.
- Light and dark themes.
Educational use only. Entry rules change constantly and depend on your passport, your purpose of travel, your residence and your recent travel history. Nothing in this app is travel or legal advice - always confirm with the official embassy, consulate or immigration authority of the country you are visiting before you book or travel.
75 questions across 5 levels, 15 each, climbing from everyday routes to the exceptions that catch out seasoned travelers:
- Border Basics - the four ways a country lets you in: visa-free, visa on arrival, apply online, or embassy first
- Free Movement Zones - the EU, the Common Travel Area, ASEAN, CARICOM, the GCC, Mercosur and the East African Community
- Digital Gateways - ESTA, eTA, ETA, ETIAS, eVisas and visa on arrival, and why visa-free rarely means paperwork-free
- Rules of Stay - the 90/180 rule, airport transit visas, purpose limits and carrier liability
- Edge of the Map - Greenland, Svalbard, Hong Kong, French Guiana, Northern Cyprus and Antarctica
Every question ends with an explanation, so a wrong answer still teaches you something. Clear a level to unlock the next, revisit any level's answers whenever you like, and resume from the exact question you left on.
- Works fully offline. The entire question bank ships inside the app.
- No account, no sign-up, no network requests, no analytics, no tracking.
- Progress is written to your device after every answer, so closing the app never loses your place.
- Light and dark themes.
Educational use only. Entry rules change constantly and depend on your passport, your purpose of travel, your residence and your recent travel history. Nothing in this app is travel or legal advice - always confirm with the official embassy, consulate or immigration authority of the country you are visiting before you book or travel.
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