Privacy
Updated 5 November 2026
In short
Visa2Go has no accounts, ads, cookies or third-party analytics. We never ask for your name, email or document numbers.
What stays in your browser only
“My documents” — document type (passport, visa, residence permit), country and expiry date. We do not ask for or store document numbers.
“Where you’ve been” — the countries you have marked.
This is kept in your browser’s storage (localStorage) on your device and is not sent to our server. Remove it with the document’s “Remove” button, by unmarking, or by clearing site data in your browser settings. It is not encrypted: anyone with access to this browser can see it.
What the server receives
To work out options for your documents, the browser asks the server for the rules for your passports’ countries — so the server learns only those countries. Visas and residence permits are not sent: those calculations run in your browser.
We pick a default passport from the country of your connection, provided by Cloudflare (based on your IP address). We do not store your IP address or that country, or link them to you.
Like any website, our server and Cloudflare keep technical logs (IP address, page address, time, browser) to run the site and protect it from failures and attacks. We do not use them for profiling or advertising and do not sell them.
Third parties
Cloudflare — site delivery and attack protection. Photos, fonts and the map are served from our own server. Links to official websites and photo authors open only when you click them; those sites’ own policies then apply.
Reference only
Visa2Go is a reference, not legal advice. Entry rules change: before you travel, check the destination’s official source — every page shows the source link and check date. We are not responsible for decisions by border or consular authorities.