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https://www.united.com/web/en-US/apps/vendors/default.aspx?i=TIMATIC https://www.united.com/web/en-US/apps/vendors/default.aspx?i... Tiamatic. Free for all, I

• kenneth 8y ago
  https://www.expertflyer.com/ https://www.expertflyer.com/ also exposes this airline information. Requires a paid subscription. Very useful for frequent flyers.
  • 1hakr 8y ago
    Visalist is free though.
    • kenneth 8y ago
      Granted — I subscribe to EF for other reasons, not the visa information. But perhaps you could look into using it as an API backend to gather the data for your site.
    • twblalock 8y ago
      This is one of those cases where making a mistake is a big enough deal that it's worth paying for information that is known to be correct, rather than relying on a free service that may or may not be up to date.
      • kkarakk 8y ago
        who are the people who will check visalist and go "ok cool, time to leave - where's my passport?" anyone travelling internationally checks with the embassy first right? or is there some unspoken expectation that americans/europeans live with during travels about visa on arrival that i don't think about in the same way?
• 1hakr 8y ago
  Just shows if i need visa or not after filling all that information. Visalist has this in just one click along with document checklist, official website, visa applicaiton.