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Do I need a visa to Timor-Leste?

Entry requirements for all 198 nationalities · data updated February 2026

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Timor-Leste lets citizens of 35 countries visit without a visa, and grants visas on arrival to 163. Citizens of 0 countries need a full visa arranged in advance.

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No visa required — 35 nationalities

PassportAllowed stay
Austria90 daysFull answer →
Belgium90 daysFull answer →
Bulgaria90 daysFull answer →
Croatia90 daysFull answer →
Cyprus90 daysFull answer →
Czech Republic90 daysFull answer →
Denmark90 daysFull answer →
Estonia90 daysFull answer →
Finland90 daysFull answer →
France90 daysFull answer →
Germany90 daysFull answer →
Greece90 daysFull answer →
Hungary90 daysFull answer →
Iceland90 daysFull answer →
Italy90 daysFull answer →
Latvia90 daysFull answer →
Liechtenstein90 daysFull answer →
Lithuania90 daysFull answer →
Luxembourg90 daysFull answer →
Malta90 daysFull answer →
Netherlands90 daysFull answer →
Norway90 daysFull answer →
Poland90 daysFull answer →
Portugal90 daysFull answer →
Romania90 daysFull answer →
Slovakia90 daysFull answer →
Slovenia90 daysFull answer →
Spain90 daysFull answer →
Sweden90 daysFull answer →
Switzerland90 daysFull answer →
Cape Verde30 daysFull answer →
Indonesia30 daysFull answer →
Malaysia30 daysFull answer →
Singapore30 daysFull answer →
Thailand30 daysFull answer →

Visa on arrival — 163 nationalities

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Nepal—Full answer →
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Niger—Full answer →
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Oman—Full answer →
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Qatar—Full answer →
Russia—Full answer →
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Saint Kitts and Nevis—Full answer →
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Senegal—Full answer →
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Togo—Full answer →
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Trinidad and Tobago—Full answer →
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Vatican—Full answer →
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Yemen—Full answer →
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