Morocco’s entry rules for most Western travelers are genuinely simple — no advance application, no online authorization system to navigate, just a passport and an entry stamp. The short answer Citizens of the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and most EU countries can enter Morocco visa-free for tourism, for stays of up to 90 days....Read More

Bali (as part of Indonesia) uses a Visa on Arrival system for most Western nationalities — genuinely one of the more straightforward processes in this guide, with one cost detail worth knowing that’s easy to miss. The short answer: Visa on Arrival, 30 days, extendable once Citizens of roughly 84 eligible countries — including the...Read More

The US entry system works differently from the Schengen countries or Thailand elsewhere in this guide — it’s a two-tier system (visa-free for some nationalities, a visa application required for others), and there’s a real, current policy change worth knowing about regardless of which tier applies to you. The short answer: ESTA for 41 countries,...Read More

Like Iceland, Switzerland sits inside the Schengen Area’s shared border and visa system without being an EU member — so tourist entry follows the same rulebook covered in full in our Schengen Visa Guide. This page applies it specifically to a Switzerland trip. The short answer Passport holders from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and...Read More

Iceland is part of the Schengen Area — though not an EU member — so its entry rules for tourists are the same shared rulebook covered in full in our Schengen Visa Guide. This page is the short version, applied to an Iceland trip specifically. The short answer Passport holders from the US, UK, Canada,...Read More

Unlike Italy, France, or Greece, Peru isn’t part of any shared regional visa zone — its entry rules are its own, and for most Western nationalities, they’re straightforward. The short answer US and UK citizens — along with most Western European, Canadian, and Australian passport holders — don’t need a visa to visit Peru for...Read More

Like Italy and France, Greece runs on the Schengen Area’s shared entry rules rather than its own separate tourist-visa system — the full mechanics are covered in our Schengen Visa Guide. This page is the short version, applied to a Greece trip specifically. The short answer Passport holders from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and...Read More

Like Italy, France doesn’t run a separate national tourist-visa system for short visits — it’s a founding member of the Schengen Area, so the entry rules are the same 29-country rulebook covered in full in our Schengen Visa Guide. This page is the short version, applied specifically to a France trip. The short answer Passport...Read More

Last verified: July 2026. Read the note at the top of this section before anything else — this is the single most time-sensitive page in our Thailand coverage. Thailand’s tourist entry rules are genuinely changing as this is being written, which makes this a different kind of visa article than most: instead of a settled...Read More

Italy doesn’t run its own separate tourist visa system for short visits — it’s part of the Schengen Area, so the entry rules that apply are the same 29-country rulebook covered in full in our Schengen Visa Guide. This page is the short version, applied specifically to a trip that’s just Italy. The short answer...Read More