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Egor Karpovich
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Visas: How to Check the Requirements and Order an eVisa

Before a business trip, you need to know whether each traveller needs a visa and who gets it. Travel Code checks the rules for every traveller on their own passport and, for electronic visas, travel authorisations and arrival cards, lets you order the application right from the result. Our travel team files it on the official portal. Where to find it Open your account menu (your name or avatar) and choose the visa and entry requirements item. This opens the Visas page (/app/visa) with two tabs: New request to check requirements and order, and My applications for everything you have ordered. How to check the requirements 1. On New request, fill in the trip: - Round trip or one way. A round trip lets us check the return date against the visa's validity. - Purpose: Business, Tourism or Transit. Purpose changes the rules and sometimes the price. - From: the traveller's nationality is filled in to start with. - To: the destination country. - Add connection: up to four stopovers, each checked separately as transit. - Entry and exit dates. 2. Add the travellers. You are added by default. Then: - Add from Travel profiles: the passport comes with the profile, so the check is exact. - Add by passport country: for someone not in the system yet. Passport details are asked for at the order step. 3. Click See requirements. 4. For each traveller you get a verdict, for example "No visa needed", "Visa on arrival", "e-Visa required — we obtain it", "Electronic travel authorisation required — we obtain it", "Electronic visa required" (with a link to the official portal), "Consulate visa required" or "Entry not permitted". The card also shows entries, maximum stay, validity, processing time, required documents and when the fees were last verified. How to order an eVisa or arrival card 1. On a traveller's result, click Order. 2. Under Which trip is this for?, pick an upcoming trip to this destination (use Show all upcoming trips to see more), or choose a new visa-only order. 3. For travellers added by passport country, enter the passport details. You can attach a passport page scan (JPEG, PNG or PDF, up to 8 MB). 4. Enter the details the portal asks for: contact email, contact phone and city at destination. 5. Read the note before you order, then click Order. The button shows the total. 6. You see Order created. Go to the order and pay it the usual way, or go to My applications. 7. Within a few minutes of payment, the application moves to Preparing. How to fill in a request from an existing trip 1. Under Which trip is this for?, pick a trip, including one booked for a colleague. 2. The destination, dates, hotel, travellers and their passports are filled in from the order, and you see "Filled in from order #…". 3. The visa is added to that order. You can use trips you can see in your My trips list. For other trips, nothing is filled in and you see a message about your access. How to follow your applications 1. Open My applications. 2. Each application shows its status: Awaiting payment, Preparing, Submitted — under review, Approved, Refused or Needs attention. 3. Click Upload passport scan to add a missing scan, or Open the order to go to the order. Good to know - Orderable destinations: Azerbaijan, Canada, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Kenya, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Türkiye, the UK, the USA, Uzbekistan and Vietnam, plus arrival cards for Malaysia and Thailand. - The total shows government fees and our service fee per traveller, in your currency. - Government fees are non-refundable. Our service fee is refunded if we can't file the application. - To order, each traveller needs their name in Latin letters, date of birth, nationality and passport details in their profile, with a passport valid long enough for the trip and enough time before departure. - In the order, the visa has its own service card, "Visa · {destination}", showing the traveller, entry date, amount, government fee, service fee, status and a link to open Visas. - Entry rules change without notice. The official portal is the final word, so verify before you fly. FAQ Who files the application? Our travel team files it on the official portal after you pay. Can I check requirements for a team with different passports? Yes. Add everyone to one request. Each traveller is checked on their own passport. I can't click Order. Why? Check the traveller's profile: Latin name, date of birth, nationality and passport details are needed, and the passport must be valid long enough. The trip may also be too soon for the processing time. Where do I see my applications? On the My applications tab of the Visas page, and as a visa card in the related order. Is the government fee refunded if the visa is refused? No. Government fees are non-refundable. Our service fee is refunded only if we can't file the application. Still have questions? Message us in the support chat or at support@travel-code.com. Related articles - Visas: How to Read the Result - Visas: What Makes Up the Price - How to Order an Electronic Visa - What Happens After You Order a Visa - Visas: Where Our Answers Come From Still have questions? Message us in the support chat or at support@travel-code.com.

Last updated on Sep 28, 2026

Visas: How to Read the Result

Every traveller gets their own card. The headline is the verdict, and the rest of the card is the evidence behind it. The verdicts - No visa needed — entry on the passport alone, with the maximum stay stated. - e-Visa required — we obtain it / Electronic travel authorisation required — we obtain it — an e-visa, eTA or ETA that is filed online for a destination we can order. This is the case we handle end to end. - Electronic visa required — an e-visa we don't file for this destination. The card links to the official portal so you can apply there. - Visa on arrival — it can be bought at the border. Where an online authorisation also exists, we say so and recommend it: no border queue and no risk of being turned away at the desk. - Consulate visa required — the visa is issued by an embassy or consulate, in person, with an interview or biometrics. We do not file these. The card links you to the official site so you can start there. - Arrival card required — a free digital form due before landing. We complete it as part of the order. - Entry not permitted — the traveller can't enter the country on this passport. What else is on the card - Program — the exact authorisation, its entry type (single or double entry), how long the traveller may stay and how long the authorisation stays valid. - Timing — how many days the portal usually takes, and how many days are left before entry. If the trip is too close for the standard processing time, the card says so. - Required — documents and conditions the portal insists on: passport validity, a confirmed return ticket, proof of funds, business documents, whether a photo upload is needed. - Official portal — a direct link to the government site, always. - Verified on — the date we last checked this program's fees and rules against the official portal. Entry rules change without notice. The official portal is the final word, and the card links to it for exactly that reason. Related articles - Visas: How to Check the Requirements and Order an eVisa - Visas: What Makes Up the Price - How to Order an Electronic Visa - What Happens After You Order a Visa - Visas: Where Our Answers Come From Still have questions? Message us in the support chat or at support@travel-code.com.

Last updated on Sep 28, 2026

How to Order an Electronic Visa

Order opens a drawer on the right with everything the application needs. 1. Which trip is this for? Pick the trip the visa belongs to and we take the dates, the destination, the hotel and the travellers with their passports straight from it. The list only offers upcoming trips to the country you are getting the visa for; if there are none, you can still see the other upcoming trips or start a separate visa-only order. Attaching to a trip keeps the visa on the same order as the flight and the hotel, so the whole trip is paid and reported in one place. 2. Passport details Only for travellers added by passport country. Enter the details exactly as printed in the passport: names in Latin letters, date of birth, sex, passport number and expiry. We create the traveller profile from them, so the next trip needs no retyping. You can attach a photo or scan of the passport page (JPEG, PNG or PDF). Most portals do not ask for an upload, but it lets our team check the typed data against the document. 3. Details the portal asks for A contact email, a contact phone and the city at the destination. Everything else comes from the passport. 4. Before you order Government fees are paid to the authorities the moment an application is filed and are not refundable if the application is refused. The service fee covers the filing work, not a guaranteed approval. No government or consulate guarantees a visa, and neither can we. Pressing Order creates the order, or adds the visa to the trip you attached it to. Related articles - Visas: How to Check the Requirements and Order an eVisa - Visas: How to Read the Result - Visas: What Makes Up the Price - What Happens After You Order a Visa - Visas: Where Our Answers Come From Still have questions? Message us in the support chat or at support@travel-code.com.

Last updated on Sep 28, 2026

Passenger Rights, Liability, and International Travel Regulations

Understanding Your Rights as a Passenger When you book air travel for your business trips, it's important to understand the legal framework that governs your journey and protects your rights. The carriage and services provided by airlines are subject to specific conditions of carriage, which form a binding contract between you and the carrier. These conditions are incorporated by reference into your ticket and travel documentation. International Travel and Applicable Conventions For passengers whose journey involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other than the country of departure, international agreements play a crucial role in defining your rights and the carrier's responsibilities. These agreements include: - The Warsaw Convention - The Montreal Convention of 1999 - Other applicable international treaties These international conventions, along with the carrier's own contract of carriage or tariff rules, may apply to your entire journey—including any portion that takes place entirely within the countries of origin and destination. Carrier Liability Limitations The applicable international agreement governs and may limit the carrier's liability to passengers in several key areas: - Death or bodily injury to passengers - Loss of or damage to baggage - Delays in the carriage of passengers or baggage It's essential to understand that these liability limitations are established by international law and are binding on the carrier. Additional Insurance Protection While international conventions set certain liability limits, you have the option to obtain additional protection for your business travelers. Additional insurance coverage can usually be purchased from private insurance companies. This type of insurance offers important advantages: - It is not subject to the liability limitations imposed by international conventions - It can provide broader coverage and higher compensation limits - It may cover scenarios or amounts beyond what the carrier is required to provide For detailed information about insurance options and coverage specifics, you can contact your airline directly or consult with insurance providers specializing in travel coverage. Accessing Conditions of Carriage The complete conditions of carriage, which detail all terms and conditions of your travel contract, can be obtained from: - The issuing carrier - The carrier indicated on your ticket We recommend reviewing these conditions before travel to fully understand your rights and obligations. Prohibited Items and Safety Regulations For the safety of all passengers and crew, the carriage of certain hazardous items is strictly prohibited on board aircraft. These prohibited items include, but are not limited to: - Aerosols - Fireworks - Flammable liquids If you have any questions about what items are restricted or prohibited for your business travelers, please contact your carrier directly for comprehensive information about these safety restrictions. Data Protection and Privacy Your personal data is an important consideration in the booking and travel process. Your personal data will be processed in accordance with: - The applicable privacy policy of the carrier - If your booking is made through a Global Distribution System (GDS), the GDS provider's privacy policy These privacy policies are available at https://www.iatatravelcentre.com/privacy.htm, or you can obtain them directly from the carrier or the GDS provider. We strongly recommend that you read these privacy policies carefully. They govern your booking and provide important information about: - How your personal data is collected - How your data is stored and secured - How your data is used and disclosed - How your data may be transferred Understanding these policies helps ensure you're informed about how your business travelers' information is handled throughout the booking and travel process.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

Travel Document Issuance and Verification

Accessing Your Travel Documents Once payment for your corporate travel booking has been completed, all required travel documents will become available in your Personal Account. This ensures secure, centralized access to all documentation needed for your business travelers. Where to Find Your Documents To access your travel documents: 1. Log in to your Personal Account 2. Navigate to the corresponding booking 3. Locate the documents section within that booking Important: Documents will only be available after full payment has been made for the booking. Critical: Document Verification Before Distribution Please make sure to carefully check all documents before handing them over to your clients! This verification step is essential to ensure a smooth travel experience for your business travelers. Before distributing documents to travelers, thoroughly review: - Passenger names (spelling and order) - Travel dates and times - Flight numbers and routes - Booking reference numbers - Any special service requests - Passenger contact information - Ticket numbers and fare details Even minor errors in travel documentation can cause significant disruptions, including denied boarding or complications during check-in. Requesting Corrections If you discover any incorrect or inaccurate information in the documents, you can submit a correction request quickly and efficiently: How to Submit a Correction Request 1. Navigate to the confirmed booking in your Personal Account 2. Locate the message form within that booking 3. Submit your correction request through this form, clearly describing the error and the correct information By using the message form within the specific booking, your correction request will be properly tracked and processed in connection with the right reservation. This ensures faster resolution and maintains a clear record of all communications related to the booking. Best Practices - Review immediately: Check documents as soon as they become available after payment - Allow time for corrections: Submit correction requests well in advance of travel dates to allow sufficient processing time - Double-check critical details: Pay special attention to passport names, dates, and flight information - Keep records: Maintain copies of all communications regarding document corrections

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026