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CloseFlight Visa Guide
Do you need a visa? Free answer, then a guide for your case
Check free in seconds whether your passport needs a visa for any destination: visa or not, how long you can stay, the passport validity rule and the official apply link. Need more? Tell us your passport, the country you live in and where you're going, and we read the official embassy and visa-centre pages for your exact case: where to apply, documents as a tick-box checklist, fees, steps with official links. PDF by e-mail in about 5 minutes. $4.99. Not a government site.
Every visa question I get starts the same way: "I have passport X, do I need a visa for Y?" And the honest answer is almost always "it depends where you live". Most embassies make you apply in your country of residence, so the same passport can mean different documents, different visa centres and different waiting times.
So the page does two things:
• Free check, no sign-up: visa or not, how long you can stay, the passport validity rule and the official link to apply.
• Personal guide, $4.99: passport + country you live in + destination. It reads the official embassy and visa-centre pages for that exact case and sends a PDF: where to apply, the documents as a tick-box checklist, the fees, the steps in order, each with its official link.
One rule I won't bend: official sources only. No forums, no blogs. If no official page confirms something, the report says so and tells you which office to ask, instead of guessing. The sample on the page is a real report (Indian passport, living in India, France): 36 of 36 facts confirmed on official pages.
It's not a government site and it doesn't apply for you. The embassy decides. Tell me where the free answer is wrong for your passport, that's the feedback I need most.
About CloseFlight Visa Guide on Product Hunt
“Do you need a visa? Free answer, then a guide for your case”
CloseFlight Visa Guide was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #216 on the daily leaderboard. Check free in seconds whether your passport needs a visa for any destination: visa or not, how long you can stay, the passport validity rule and the official apply link. Need more? Tell us your passport, the country you live in and where you're going, and we read the official embassy and visa-centre pages for your exact case: where to apply, documents as a tick-box checklist, fees, steps with official links. PDF by e-mail in about 5 minutes. $4.99. Not a government site.
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Rashad 
Hi Hunters,
Every visa question I get starts the same way: "I have passport X, do I need a visa for Y?" And the honest answer is almost always "it depends where you live". Most embassies make you apply in your country of residence, so the same passport can mean different documents, different visa centres and different waiting times.
So the page does two things:
• Free check, no sign-up: visa or not, how long you can stay, the passport validity rule and the official link to apply.
• Personal guide, $4.99: passport + country you live in + destination. It reads the official embassy and visa-centre pages for that exact case and sends a PDF: where to apply, the documents as a tick-box checklist, the fees, the steps in order, each with its official link.
One rule I won't bend: official sources only. No forums, no blogs. If no official page confirms something, the report says so and tells you which office to ask, instead of guessing. The sample on the page is a real report (Indian passport, living in India, France): 36 of 36 facts confirmed on official pages.
It's not a government site and it doesn't apply for you. The embassy decides. Tell me where the free answer is wrong for your passport, that's the feedback I need most.