Do I need a visa? One clear answer.
A focused tool that does one thing well: tell any traveler whether they need a visa to go from their passport country to a destination, and how many days they can stay. No login, no backend, no runtime database. Every answer is a pre-rendered page indexable by Google.
Why we built it, and the single answer every traveler is actually looking for.
Visa rules are scattered across government pages, third-party blogs and travel forums. Most travelers end up reading conflicting information for a simple yes/no question.
Pick your passport, pick your destination, get a clear answer: visa-free, visa on arrival, e-visa, eTA, visa required, or no admission. Plus the number of days allowed and a link to the official source.
Four decisions that let MayIVisit serve 120,000 pages with no runtime backend.
~120,000 unique pages generated at build time from a single dataset, each one targeting a real search query pattern travelers actually type.
Built with Astro, TypeScript and Tailwind. Output is plain static HTML served by nginx behind Cloudflare. No runtime backend, no per-request cost.
Visa data sourced from the MIT-licensed passport-index dataset, vendored and parsed into a typed lookup at build time.
Pagefind builds a static search index at build time, so users get instant filtering without ever hitting a server.
Free to use, no signup required. Pick a passport, pick a destination, get the answer.
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