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Visas and Requirements
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Written by Jess Spigott
Updated over a week ago

When you add a flight to your trip planner, a yellow "Visas and Restrictions" button will appear on the top of the flight section with an airplane icon.

A grey flight modal in the editing state with information on flight TS282 inputted. On the top left above the modal is an orange button which reads "Visas & Requirements".

Once you click on the button, a pop up will appear that will prompt you to add in your travel destinations and dates as well as the national passport you hold, your COVID-19 vaccination status, and the nature of your flight (one way or round trip).

A pop-up titled "Trade and visa requirements" with dropdown options to select Passport country of issue, Covid-19 vaccination status, and One-way vs round trip flight. Under these are text fields for departure and arrival location as well as dates of travel. At the bottom is a black button reading "See requirements" and a white button reading "Clear all".

Once this information has been entered, details regarding quarantine requirements, travel restrictions, COVID-19 testing, visa requirements, entry requirements, necessary documents, and additional information will pop up.

Here, you can see what restrictions look like, what documentation you may need to enter that country, information about masks and distancing, and whether or not you will need proof of vaccination.

You will be able to click into each of the documents needed to help assist you in gathering all necessary information prior to departure.

The Travel and visa requirements pop-up with all information filled out for a flight to London with a USA Passport at the top. Below the travel information are dropdowns titled Visa Requirements, Travel Restrictions, Documents and Forms, Public Health Requirements, and Additional Information. The Visa Requirements dropdown is open and states "You don't need a visa for United Kingdom if you have a United States passport".

You can also access the Visas and Restrictions button at the top of your itinerary under your cover photo if you're still in the discovery phase and haven't yet decided on a specific flight! This button will open up the same pop-up window as seen above.

A sample trip itinerary in the Pilot web app. Under the cover photo, the button on the left reads "Visas & Requirements".

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