HELP & ANSWERS.

Q: Is EntryCheck an official government website?

No. EntryCheck is an independent reference site. We direct travelers to official government portals.

Q: How is EntryCheck different from visa agencies?

Agencies charge service fees. EntryCheck provides the direct government link so you apply yourself and pay only the official fee.

Q: What is the difference between an eVisa and eTA?

An eVisa is a full visa. An eTA is a lighter pre-screen. Read the full guide for details.

Q: Can visa rules change suddenly?

Yes. Always recheck the official government portal shortly before travel.

Q: Do I need to print my eVisa?

Yes. A physical copy is strongly recommended as backup in case of system outages or battery failure.

Q: Can airlines deny boarding?

Yes. Airlines strictly verify documents before boarding and will deny passengers who do not meet entry requirements.

Everything you need to know about EntryCheck's verification process and general rules for digital travel documents.

Important: EntryCheck is not a government service and does not issue visas. Entry requirements can change at any time, and final entry decisions are made by airlines and border authorities. Always confirm details on the official government website.

About EntryCheck

Is EntryCheck an official government website?

No. EntryCheck is an independent reference site. We direct travelers to official government portals.

How is EntryCheck different from visa agencies?

Agencies charge service fees. EntryCheck provides the direct government link so you apply yourself and pay only the official fee.

How are links verified?

Links are reviewed using official government domains, authoritative industry requirement databases, and public government communications.

Why is EntryCheck free to use?

We do not collect payments or sell personal data. EntryCheck exists to help travelers avoid scams.

Travel Rules

What is the difference between an eVisa & eTA?

An eVisa is a full visa. An eTA is a lighter pre-screen. Read the full guide.

What if my passport expires in less than 6 months?

Most countries require at least six months validity remaining. Renew before applying.

Can visa rules change suddenly?

Yes. Always recheck the official government portal shortly before travel.

Do I need to print my eVisa?

Yes. A physical copy is strongly recommended as backup in case of system outages or battery failure.

Can airlines deny boarding?

Yes. Airlines strictly verify documents before boarding and will deny passengers who do not meet entry requirements.

Do I need a visa for transit?

Often yes, if you collect bags or re-check. Contact your airline to confirm specific transit rules.

Why do official government sites look 'scammy'?

Official sites often prioritize function over design. Scam sites often look modern to build false trust. Always verify the domain on EntryCheck.

EntryCheck helps travelers find official eVisa websites, government eTA portals, and legitimate entry authorization systems to avoid visa scams.

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