Official fee vs agent markup
ready A lot of users see agent prices and mistake them for government fees. This site isolates the official fee and cites the authority.
Corrections asset pack
Visa rule corrections and source notes
This page packages the site's strongest trust examples for editors, communities and AI assistants: dated corrections, official fee checks, and fragile policy routes that generic lists often flatten.
Corrections logged
2299
Passports affected
78
Destinations affected
84
Outreach packages
4
What counts as a correction here
We log a correction when an official source changes the page answer, a common secondary-list assumption turns out to be wrong, or a fragile route needs narrower wording. The latest logged correction in this set is dated 23 Jul 2026.
Correction examples
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Chinese → Russia temporary visa-free window reverified
Russia's current KD MID ordinary-passport table still publishes a 30-day visa-free route for Chinese citizens through 14 September 2026 and separately retains the unified eVisa alternative. The time-limited headline and expiry date remain unchanged after the current source review.
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Andorran → Mali corrected to visa required
Mali's live Ministry ordinary-passport checker now returns a visa-required result for Andorra, while the Embassy in Washington still names Andorra in an older no-visa paragraph. The corridor now uses the more restrictive visa-required headline and preserves the official conflict for direct mission confirmation.
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Monégasque → Mali corrected to visa required
Mali's live Ministry ordinary-passport checker now returns a visa-required result for Monaco, while the Embassy in Washington still names Monaco in an older no-visa paragraph. The corridor now uses the more restrictive visa-required headline and preserves the official conflict for direct mission confirmation.
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Indian → Morocco eVisa validity and stay window separated
Morocco's current eVisa terms grant a single-entry eVisa valid for use for up to 180 days from issue, but the permitted stay itself is no more than 30 days. The old structured value could read as a recurring 30-in-180 stay rule; it has been removed while the official 30-day stay remains.
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Thai → Morocco eVisa validity and stay window separated
Morocco's current eVisa terms grant a single-entry eVisa valid for use for up to 180 days from issue, but the permitted stay itself is no more than 30 days. The old structured value could read as a recurring 30-in-180 stay rule; it has been removed while the official 30-day stay remains.
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Vietnamese → Morocco eVisa validity and stay window separated
Morocco's current eVisa terms grant a single-entry eVisa valid for use for up to 180 days from issue, but the permitted stay itself is no more than 30 days. The old structured value could read as a recurring 30-in-180 stay rule; it has been removed while the official 30-day stay remains.
Linkable packages
Aggregator corrections pack
ready The useful story is not 'another visa site'. It is that the public record of corrections shows where generic lists keep misleading travelers.
Ukraine special-rules clarity
ready Some Ukraine-linked routes look 'visa-free' in a superficial table but are actually emergency or scheme-based entry paths with important conditions.
Live-policy explainer bundle
ready The pitch is clarity under policy churn: what is live, what is delayed, and which travelers are actually affected.
How to cite a correction
Use the exact corridor or guide URL, include the last-verified date, and name the official source linked on the page. TravelVisaRules is a dated secondary reference; the destination authority remains the primary source.