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Visas, guides and trips for 250 countries
Travel guides, visa requirements and tourist scams for every country
Travel made simple, for everyone
How snuck works
Three ways to get there
Put your trips in front of people ready to go
Pick your passport and where you're going: we show if you need a visa, what kind and where to apply. Then the country guide: money, SIM cards, plugs and the tricks tourists fall for.
Trips by snuck
A trip planned just for you.
- Day-by-day plans you can change
- Shaped around your dates and budget
- Hotels, transfers and visits arranged
Most visited countries
Popular travel destinations
Visa rules, money, plugs and scams for the countries travellers visit most.
Trips by snuck
Day-by-day itineraries by snuck, shaped around you.
Baku at Your Own PaceBakuGobustanAbsheron PeninsulaFrom, per person~US$692
Angkor at Your Own PaceSiem ReapFrom, per person~US$628
Four Nights by the ReefNorth Malé AtollFrom, per person~US$1,330
Dubai, From Creek to CoastDubaiFrom, per person~US$1,010
Vienna and Salzburg, Taken SlowlyViennaSalzburgFrom, per person~US$1,970
Sydney Harbour and Mountain MorningsSydneyBlue MountainsFrom, per person~US$1,650
Time for Two ValleysThimphuParoFrom, per person~US$841
Toronto and Niagara, Take It EasyTorontoNiagara-on-the-LakeNiagara FallsFrom, per person~US$2,080
Lucerne Lakeside and Zurich AfternoonsLucerneMount RigiZurichFrom, per person~US$2,290
Prague at Your Own PacePragueKutná HoraFrom, per person~US$1,220
Bavaria, Castles and Quiet Alpine DaysMunichHohenschwangauGarmisch-PartenkirchenFrom, per person~US$1,860
Barcelona and Madrid, Take Your TimeBarcelonaMadridFrom, per person~US$1,540
Travel scams
Scams to know before you go
- FrancePickpocketing and distraction theftA thief takes your wallet, phone or other belongings without you noticing. Some work with another person who distracts you. Groups may surround you while someone reaches into a pocket or bag.
- SpainPickpocketing and team distractionsThieves take wallets, phones or passports from pockets and bags. Some work in teams. One person distracts you while another steals. Barcelona has a particular warning about passport theft.
- TürkiyeTourist prices and hidden chargesYou order or buy something without checking the price. The seller then charges much more than expected. Tourists may be charged five to ten times the usual price, even for tea. High opening prices are also common at street markets.
- MexicoFree gifts that lead to timeshare sales pitchesPromoters offer free meals, hotel nights, rental cars, tickets or tours in return for attending a timeshare presentation. Some present themselves as tourist information staff. The sales pitch can last one to two hours or longer. Sellers may make false promises, claim an agency will buy back the timeshare or pressure you to sign immediately. Promised gifts can be hard to collect.
- United KingdomCup and ball betting gameA person moves three cups and asks you to bet on which hides a ball. They secretly remove the ball, so you cannot win by following it. People who stop to watch may also be pickpocketed.
- AustriaBicycle theftThieves steal bicycles left where they can be taken away. Bicycle theft is widespread in bigger cities.
Mexico
United KingdomWhat you'll know
before you go
- 01.Do I need a visa?Pick your passport and the answer comes first, in plain words, with the steps to follow.
- 02.Scams to watch forHow each trick works, the warning signs, and what to do if it happens to you.
- 03.Plugs, money and phonesWhat plug to pack, which money to carry, how to call home and get online.
Visas
One visa, many countries
Some visas cover a whole group of countries. Plan one trip, cross several borders.
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Your passport
See everywhere your passport can take you
Choose the country on your passport. We'll show where you can go with no visa, where you get one at the airport, and where you need to apply first.
Passport Index
Full ranking- #1Singapore193 destinations visa-free
- #2Japan188 destinations visa-free
- #2South Korea188 destinations visa-free
- #2United Arab Emirates188 destinations visa-free
- #3Sweden187 destinations visa-free
- #4Belgium186 destinations visa-free
- #4Denmark186 destinations visa-free
- #4Finland186 destinations visa-free
- #4France186 destinations visa-free
- #4Germany186 destinations visa-free
Questions
How do I know if I need a visa?
Choose the country on your passport and where you're going. snuck shows the rule in plain words: no visa, visa at the airport, apply online, or apply at the embassy.
Does it matter where I live?
Mostly no. Visa rules follow the passport you travel on, not where you live. Holding a residence permit or visa from some countries can make entry easier, and snuck shows when it does.
How many countries does snuck cover?
199 passports and 250 countries and territories.
Which passport is the strongest right now?
Singapore, reaching 193 destinations without applying before travel. Japan, South Korea, United Arab Emirates follow.
What is the difference between a visa on arrival and an eVisa?
A visa on arrival is issued at the airport or border when you land. An eVisa is applied for online before you travel, and you carry the approval with you.
What is an eTA?
An electronic travel authorisation: a short online form some countries ask for before you fly. It is quicker and cheaper than a visa.
Is snuck an official government website?
No. snuck brings together public rules in simple words. Always confirm on the destination's official government website before you book.
Does snuck sell visas?
No. snuck is free to use and shows you where to apply yourself, usually on the government's own website or at the embassy.