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Visa route checker
Understand what Bordivo needs to distinguish visa-free, visa-required, authorisation, transit and long-stay routes.
Read route checker guideBordivo guides
Understand the route before opening the official page.
These public guides explain the travel-route concepts people ask about most. Each one gives plain-English context, official source links and a clear next step into the Bordivo checker.
Bordivo is independent and is not a government website. It provides route preparation information, not legal advice, and never guarantees a visa, authorisation or border decision.
Travel authorisations
UK ETA and ETIAS
Keep the United Kingdom ETA route separate from the planned European ETIAS route.
Short stays
Schengen 90/180 rule
Learn why the 180-day window rolls and why visa-free travel can still have a day limit.
Read Schengen guideConnections
Airport transit visa
Prepare the right questions about airside transit, border control, airport changes and overnight connections.
Read transit guideSource safety
Official visa source links
See which government, embassy, consulate or immigration authority should confirm the final route.
Read source guideLong stays
Work, study and family preparation
Prepare for route categories that usually need more than a short-stay or visitor check.
Read long-stay guideFor teams and agencies
Check routes for other travelers
Keep each traveler and route separate, save route briefs and retain the official-source trail without uploading sensitive documents.
Explore team accessOne specific trip
Ready to check?
Enter passport, residence, destination, date, transit stop and purpose so Bordivo can show the likely route.
Start free checkSafety note
Bordivo guides help you prepare questions and find official source links. Always confirm final requirements with the official government, embassy, consulate or immigration authority source before applying or travelling.