Free Visa Research Worksheet
Record official sources, passport scope, work rules, evidence, fees, timing, and checked dates side by side.
Build your comparison
Put official answers side by side
Start with the immigration authority or consulate for each destination. Record who the route applies to, what work it permits, what evidence it asks for, and when you checked the information.
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Keep each visa answer checkable
Visa requirements change, and the same route can apply differently by passport, residence, work arrangement, or application location. This worksheet gives you separate fields for the authority source, who the route covers, what work it allows, required evidence, fees, timing, and the date you checked it. Keeping those details side by side makes it easier to compare destinations without losing the qualifications attached to each answer.
The worksheet supplies the structure rather than the visa rules or an eligibility decision. Start with the immigration authority or consulate that handles applications for your circumstances, then record its wording, URL, and checked date. Add one destination per row and keep uncertain answers visible instead of filling them from memory. Recheck every source before applying, paying a fee, buying insurance, signing housing, or booking travel.
A worksheet with no visa database
Every requirement and source is entered by you. The worksheet organizes your research but does not verify it or make an eligibility decision.
What it assumes
- Rows are temporary and remain in the page session.
- The accuracy and freshness of each answer depend on the source you record and when you check it.
- Each row represents one destination and one permit or visa route.
What it leaves out
- Stored visa requirements, fees, thresholds, or processing estimates.
- Eligibility decisions or legal advice.
- Visa application or submission.
Where the numbers come from
- Worksheet fields
- Our own assumptionThe fields organize source, scope, evidence, timing, and checked date; all country answers come from the user.
- Country answers
- Our own assumptionNo destination rules are bundled into the worksheet. The visitor supplies every answer and source.
Assumptions and sources checked 23 September 2026. Published figures move on their own schedule, so confirm anything you rely on against the authority that issues it.
How it works
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Choose a destination
Add a country and the permit or route you are checking.
- 02
Use the relevant authority
Record the source and the passport or residence scope it covers.
- 03
Capture requirements
Note permitted work, evidence, fees, and timing.
- 04
Date your research
Record when you checked the answer and revisit it before applying.
Frequently Asked Questions
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