Can I Go? Visa Checker

Most visa checkers only ask for your passport. Can I Go? also asks where you live and which visas you already hold, because they often open doors your passport alone can't.

Living in Japan on a residence card with an Indian passport? You can visit Taiwan with a free online travel authorization instead of a visa. Holding a valid US visa? Mexico may let you in without a Mexican one. Can I Go? finds these for you in seconds, and tells you clearly when a result is "Unlocked by your Japan residence card" or "Unlocked by your US visa".

WHAT YOU GET
- A clear answer for any destination: visa-free, travel authorization, visa on arrival, eVisa or visa required, with the maximum stay
- A warning when your trip is longer than the stay allowed, and how many days you spend at each stop
- "Anywhere": every destination at once, as a list or on a globe you can spin, zoom and share
- What to bring and what to know: passport validity, onward tickets, arrival cards
- Transit checks: whether you can change planes, or leave the airport, without a visa
- Date checks: add your trip and document expiry dates, and see if your passport or residence card is valid long enough
- Multi-stop trips: choose where you start and where you end, check every stop, and get one checklist for the whole journey
- Travelling together: check family or friends with different passports side by side
- Schengen 90/180-day calculator
- "Before you leave" notes for residents, such as Japan's special re-entry permit
- In 19 languages. Light, dark, or follows your phone's setting

YOUR DETAILS STAY WITH YOU
No account, no ads, no tracking. What you enter stays on your phone and is forgotten when you close the app, unless you turn on "Remember my details on this device". Nothing you enter is ever sent to us.

WHERE THE INFORMATION COMES FROM
For selected passports (India, Peru, the Philippines and Pakistan so far), Can I Go? has detailed rules taken from official government sources: immigration authorities, foreign ministries and embassies, such as the European Commission (home-affairs.ec.europa.eu), GOV.UK (gov.uk), Singapore's ICA (ica.gov.sg), Taiwan's National Immigration Agency (immigration.gov.tw) and Mexico's National Migration Institute (inm.gob.mx). Every detailed rule links to its official source and is marked "Verified" (a person has checked it against that page, with the date) or "Sourced" (taken from that page, not yet checked by us). More passports are coming.

For every other country, the app shows public data from visa-matrix (CC BY-SA 4.0, compiled from Wikipedia and Passport Index data), clearly marked "From public data". If we have nothing reliable, the app says "No information yet" instead of guessing.

IMPORTANT
Can I Go? is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of any government, embassy or immigration authority. Entry rules change often, and the final decision is always made by the immigration officer. Before you book or travel, please confirm with the official source or the embassy.