WNDRai: Visa rules for any passport, with official sources

Hi Product Hunt, I am Ahmed, the maker of WNDRai.

I built WNDRai because I kept needing it myself. When I travel, or when I help someone with their passport, I had to check the rules for each country, prepare the paperwork properly, and work out how to put together a tentative flight ticket. I also needed a trip plan that is realistic, that a person can review, and that still saves time and effort. Friends kept asking me how a visa letter should be written, and what I sent them was never polished or tailored to them. So I put all of it in one place, as an assistant for travellers.

WNDRai is a travel-prep tool. Pick the country that issued your passport and the country you are travelling to, and you get the visa status, required passport validity, health requirements and documents on one page.

Every result links to the official embassy and immigration pages, so you can check the answer yourself. Visa results are refreshed at least every 24 hours. Everything works in Arabic and English.

Beyond the requirements check there is a "where can I go" view for your passport, a day-by-day trip planner, an employer letter for visa applications, a packing list, and an experimental onward ticket (a simulation, not a booking). If you save a trip that starts within 90 days, WNDRai re-checks it and alerts you if the result changes.

Your first check is free with no account. Signing in with Google gives 5 free credits, and a requirements check costs 1 credit. There is no subscription. WNDRai does not file visa applications for you.

I would like your feedback: which passport and destination pairs look wrong or missing, and what would make you trust the answer more?

Hi Product Hunt, I am Ahmed, the maker of WNDRai.

Every result links to the official embassy and immigration pages, so you can check the answer yourself. Visa results are refreshed at least every 24 hours. Everything works in Arabic and English.

I would like your feedback: which passport and destination pairs look wrong or missing, and what would make you trust the answer more?