On the US page, it says they drive on the left when they actually drive on the right. https://iavisa.com/united-states/
Maybe it means the side of the car the driver sits on?
Edit: it doesn't. Just incorrect.
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#102Earlier quoted context omitted.
What some people call “negativity” is in my opinion concise and honest feedback. Personally, when I see “show hn” posts, this is a signal that the OP is asking for feedback and often due to time constraints or one’s personal writing style, some folks interpret straight to the point feedback as “negative” when in reality it is generally based on the responder wanting to help.
The problem is that visa policy is so complex, unless you rely on an authoritative source like TIMATIC it's not going to be right, and that's going to cause people to not book trips they would have -- or worse, book, expecting to go, and have to cancel. For instance, China. It says that for US citizens a visa is required. That's half true. * There's TWOV (transit without visa) * Transit Visa On Arrival where if you'r…
Yes, Timatic (usually) doesn't go into that level of detail, though it does some detail AND you need to interpret it.
It will indicate Transit visa details if the country is indicated on the query as the transit country. If it's the destination then it will put the visitor requirements.
I did an example query to Hong Kong as a US citizen and Timatic returned the correct results (that the documentation you have is enough)
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#103Alternative: https://visalist.io/
checked out aivisa didnt like it much, doesnt offer much info and the ux is outdated. doesnt stand a chance compared to https://visalist.io/