The Travel Buddy Visa Requirements API delivers up-to-date visa information, including whether a visa is required for a specific passport and destination, visa types (eVisa, Visa on arrival, etc.), passport validity requirements, and essential travel details such as phone codes, currency, and the capital city.

Integrating the API is easy. Simply send a request to the API endpoint with the passport and destination country codes (ISO Alpha-2). The API will respond with a detailed JSON object containing all relevant visa and travel information

The API provides information on how long your passport must be valid beyond the planned stay in the destination country. This helps ensure that your passport meets the necessary requirements for travel.

To check if a visa is required, simply send the passport and destination country codes to the API. The response will include a "visa" field, which indicates if a visa is required (e.g., "Visa required"), if a visa on arrival is available, or if travel is visa-free.

The "color" field in the API response indicates the type of visa requirement using color-coded statuses: - Red: Visa required - Blue: Visa on arrival - Yellow: eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) - Green: Visa-free These colors make it easy to quickly understand the visa requirements for any given destination.

The Visa Requirements API returns comprehensive visa-related data, including visa necessity, types (eVisa, Visa on arrival), passport validity, destination currency, phone codes, capital cities, and more, all structured in a user-friendly JSON format.

Key fields in the response include "passport_of," "destination," "visa," "pass_valid," "currency," "phone_code," and "stay_of." These fields provide essential information for travelers regarding visa requirements and travel details.

The response data is organized in a JSON structure, with each key representing a specific piece of information. For example, "visa" indicates visa requirements, while "currency" provides the local currency of the destination.

The primary parameters for the POST request are "passport" (the passport country code) and "destination" (the destination country code). These parameters allow users to customize their requests for specific visa information.

The API provides information on visa requirements, passport validity, destination currency, phone codes, capital cities, and stay duration. This comprehensive data helps travelers plan their trips effectively.

Data accuracy is maintained through regular updates and verification against official government sources. This ensures that the visa information provided is current and reliable for users.

Typical use cases include travel planning, visa application assistance, and integration into travel booking platforms. Businesses can use the API to provide users with essential visa information based on their travel itineraries.

Users can utilize the returned data by interpreting fields like "visa" for entry requirements and "pass_valid" for passport validity. This information helps travelers ensure compliance with destination regulations and plan their trips accordingly.

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