01 · Before you fly
Know if you can go.
The rule for your passport, in plain words, with the official site one tap away.
Visa rules · Arrival forms · Landing help
Arrive prepared.
Know if you can get in, before you fly.
No more guessing at visa rules or last-minute hunts for the right arrival form. TripEase shows what your passport needs, links every official form with its deadline, and walks you through your first hour on the ground. Flying, crossing a land border or taking a ferry: TripEase helps with all three, and Land & Sea is free in the main app.
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- No account
- Data stays on your phone
- Official sources only
- Works offline
How it works
From booking to baggage claim, one calm step at a time.
No tabs to juggle, no forums at midnight. Just the next step, right when you need it, so you can enjoy the trip.
02 · At the airport
Everything in your pocket.
Terminal maps, your trip and your documents, even without signal.
03 · Just landed
Your first hour, sorted.
Data, money, a ride into town, and the words you'll need on the way.
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The details, when you want them
01 · Before you fly
Know if you can get in
Pick your destination and see the rule for your passport: visa-free, eVisa, travel authorisation or visa required. Then go straight to the official site.
- Scan your passport on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.
- Trips with a countdown and a smart checklist, with form opening dates
- Travel advisories, holidays and updates
02 · At the airport
Your details, ready to copy
The form helper lines up your details in the order the official form asks for them, with copy buttons. You submit on the official site yourself.
- Official links for Thailand's TDAC, Visit Japan Web, Korea e-Arrival and more
- Official terminal maps for 177 airports
- An offline wallet for your trip details
03 · Just landed
Tap "I'm landed"
Everything for your first hour: getting data, getting money, getting into town, and the phrases you need to do it.
- Driver card: your hotel address in the local language
- eSIM, money with a currency converter, and ride apps that work there
- Emergency numbers that work offline
See the ease
Calm, in your pocket.
One tap from "Can I go?" to the official site. Your airport, mapped. Your details lined up and ready to copy, so the form takes minutes, not an evening. You always submit on the official site yourself.
- The rule for your exact passport, in plain words
- Official terminal maps for 177 airports
- Everything for your first hour, even offline
Two ways to arrive
Fly in, or cross by land.
Pick how you're getting there and TripEase sorts the border: the same calm steps and the same official links, whichever way you arrive.
Air
Fly
Airports and every arrival form. Entry rules for your passport, official links with their deadlines, terminal maps and your first hour on the ground.
Land & Sea Free
Land & Sea
Borders, bridges and ferry ports: opening hours where officials publish them, cautions, and links to the official entry and customs pages.
Illustrations created with AI (Created with Grok Imagine). App screenshots on this page show AI-generated illustrations too.
The new look
Built like airport signage: calm and easy to read.
Charcoal name plates, big clear type and colour that never works alone. Every result says it in words as well as colour, in light or dark.
- Set in Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, made for easy reading
- Text and background contrast meet WCAG AA
- Results flip in like a departure board, and simply fade if you use Reduce Motion
- Yellow means one thing only: an official link, tap now
GoApply firstStop and plan
1 in 10
foreign arrivals in Thailand registered through a fake arrival-card website, some paying for a form that's free.
Press report: Thailand's Immigration Bureau, as reported by Bangkok Post and Khaosod English, 29 March 2026. No official bulletin with this figure was found online.
Official links only
Never pay a fake form site again.
Search "Thailand arrival card" and lookalike sites can show up first, charging for a form that's free. TripEase only ever opens the real government site, and tells you when the form opens and what's free.
Private by design
Your passport never leaves your phone.
A travel app shouldn't need your identity on a server. No accounts, no server copy of your details. Nothing to leak, nothing to worry about.
On-device scanning
Your passport is read on the phone. No photo is taken or kept.
Offline wallet
Your trip details and documents stay on your phone, ready without signal.
No accounts
No sign-up, no profile on a server. Delete the app and it's gone.
Official links only
Visa and form links always go to government sites. Partner links are always labelled.
Try it
Where are you landing?
Pick a passport and a destination to see what TripEase would show you.
A sample from the app's data, checked October 2026. Rules change: always confirm on the official site.
ENTRY · JP
Japan
On your Malaysia passport
You can go
Visa-free
Stay up to 90 days as a visitor.
ARRIVAL FORM
Visit Japan WebOpen official site ↗
For dual nationals
Two passports? Know which one to use.
Add every passport you hold and TripEase shows the easiest way in for each country. Built for dual nationals and families travelling on different passports.
| Destination | Best passport |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Passport A ETA |
| Japan | Passport A Visa-free |
| Thailand | Either Visa-free |
Popular arrivals
What you'd see for…
Open a free arrival guide: official links, the way into town, eSIM and money.
Japan arrival guide
NRT · HND · KIX
- Form
- Visit Japan Web (optional)
- Money
- Japanese yen (JPY)
- Plugs
- A, B · 100 V
- Tipping
- Not customary
Thailand arrival guide
BKK · HKT
- Form
- TDAC (required)
- Money
- Thai baht (THB)
- Plugs
- A, B, C, F · 220 V
- Tipping
- Small tips appreciated
South Korea arrival guide
ICN · GMP
- Form
- e-Arrival Card · K-ETA
- Money
- Korean won (KRW)
- Plugs
- C, F · 220 V
- Tipping
- Not customary
Italy
FCO · MXP
- Form
- ETIAS: not live yet
- Money
- Euro (EUR)
- Plugs
- C, F · 230 V
- Tipping
- Coperto usually covers it
Travel basics
The small things that make landing easy.
Plugs
Which plug do I need?
Pictures of all 14 plug types, with the voltage for your destination.
Tipping
Do I tip, and how much?
Short notes from official tourism and government pages, with the source one tap away.
Local apps
The apps people use there
Ride, transit and SIM apps that operate where you land, local options first.
Your stamp map
Every trip adds a stamp.
Over the years it grows into a record of everywhere you've been: a 3D night globe or a flat map, a replay, passport pages and a Year-in-travel card to share.
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How invites workPricing
Entry rules are free. For everyone. Always.
Travel often, or with family? Pro gives you more room to roam.
Free
$0 forever
No account, no card.
- Entry rules for any passport, any destination
- Official visa and arrival-form links
- Land & Sea: land, ferry and sea crossings
- Travel advisories, holidays and updates
- 1 saved passport, 2 trips in any 12 months
- Your stamp map
- Plug types, tipping notes and emergency numbers
- Your data stays on your phone
14-day free trial
TripEase Pro
US$29.99 per year
That's about $2.50 a month.
- Up to 6 passports, with the best one picked per country
- Unlimited trips
- Form helper, copy only: you submit on the official site
- Offline travel wallet
- Home Screen widget and Lock Screen countdown
- Reminders when optional forms open
- Schengen 90/180 day counter
- Every local service per country
- Landing weather
- Family Sharing on the yearly plan (up to 6 family members)
Prices are shown in your app store for your region. The US$ figures above are indicative. Land & Sea is free in the main app. Both paid plans include a 14-day free trial. Launch price: subscribe early and you keep it. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play account.
Questions
Good to know before you download
Cruises and trip tracking are coming as optional, opt-in extras as we build them.
Is TripEase only for flights?
No. TripEase helps with flights and, through Land & Sea, land, ferry and sea crossings. Land & Sea is free in the main app: opening hours, notes and the official links for each crossing. Rules and hours can change, so always check with the officials before you travel. Cruises and trip tracking are coming as optional, opt-in extras as we build them.
Is the visa information up to date?
Entry rules are refreshed every week from an open dataset and official government sources. Each country shows when it was last checked and links to the official site, because rules can change at short notice.
Does TripEase submit forms for me?
No, and that's on purpose. The form helper shows your details in the order the official form asks for them, with copy buttons. You always submit on the government's own site.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up. Your passport, trips and documents are stored only on your phone.
What's free and what's in Pro?
Free gives you entry rules and official links for any passport, Land & Sea (land, ferry and sea crossings), the stamp map, 1 saved passport and 2 trips in any 12 months. Pro (US$4.99 a month or US$29.99 a year, with a 14-day free trial) adds up to 6 passports with the best one picked per country, unlimited trips, the copy-only form helper, the offline wallet, the Home Screen widget and Lock Screen countdown, reminders for optional forms, the Schengen 90/180 counter, every local service per country, landing weather, and Family Sharing on the yearly plan.
What is Land & Sea?
Land & Sea helps you cross borders by road, rail or ferry. It lists 468 crossings in 91 countries and territories with official opening hours where they are published, cautions where hours can change, and links to the official entry, customs and crossing pages. It is free, part of the main app.
Does TripEase cover plugs, tipping and local apps?
Yes. Each destination shows its plug types and voltage, a short tipping note taken from an official tourism or government page, and the ride, transit and SIM apps that operate there. Plug pictures, the tipping guide and the local-apps overview are on this site too.
Which languages does it speak?
Nine: English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, Thai, German, French and Spanish.
How does TripEase make money?
From Pro subscriptions and labelled partner picks. We never sell your data, and official visa links are never partner links.
Partner
Nomad Insurance Essential (Partner link, opens in a new tab)
Travelling for a while?
Travel medical insurance for nomads and long trips, from our partner SafetyWing.
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