A silver world, waiting.
Every country on this map sits under silver foil, weighted by what your passport needs to get in: pale foil is a free walk-in, dark foil is an application, a photo, a fee. Scratch off the countries you have actually been to and the sheet becomes a record of your travels — and of the paperwork they cost.
There is no account and nothing to install. The link is the save file: your map lives in the address bar and on this device, and sharing the link shares the sheet exactly as you scratched it. Opening a friend's link never overwrites your own map.
Pick a different passport and the whole world re-reads — the same countries, a different set of doors. Your scratched countries stay put.
Four foils, one glance: how hard each border is
Visa-free — light foil over a green print. It came free: show up, walk in.
eTA / visa on arrival / e-visa — a heavier foil over sand. An online form, a queue at the counter, a small fee.
Visa required — dark, sealed foil over hatched print. An application, an appointment, a wait. In the log it reads like a trophy.
No admission — cross-hatched foil over grey print. That door is closed for this passport.
In the link and on your device. The URL always encodes your exact map — bookmark it or share it and it opens anywhere. There is no account, and nothing leaves your browser except the link you choose to share.
The foil over each country reflects what your selected passport needs to enter: light foil is visa-free, mid foil is an eTA, visa on arrival or e-visa, dark sealed foil is a full visa application, and cross-hatched foil means no admission. The printed map under the foil matches.
Yes. Switching the passport recolours the entire sheet — foil weight, print and counters — while your scratched countries stay revealed. That is the point: the same travels, read through a different passport.
Check the door before you fly
The map shows how the world opens for your passport. The visa checker gives the verdict for one trip — days, documents and the official source.