Refreshed 11 Oct 2026
What changed in visa rules
Every refresh compares the new data with the previous snapshot. The latest one found 4,084 category changes worldwide and 1,600 changes to allowed stay.
Switched the main source to Wikipedia's visa articles (edited as recently as this week) from the Passport Index data of Feb 2026. Most changes below reflect that switch and eight months of rule changes, not changes made this week.
Easier for Equatorial Guinean passport holders 5
AfghanistanVisa required→eVisa
BoliviaeVisa→Visa on arrival90 days
LesothoVisa required→eVisa
NigeriaeVisa90 days→Visa on arrival90 days
United StatesNo admission→Visa required
Harder for Equatorial Guinean passport holders 12
AngolaVisa-free30 days→eVisa
AustraliaeVisa→Visa required
Côte d'IvoireeTA90 days→eVisa
DjiboutiVisa on arrival90 days→eVisa
GuyanaeVisa→Visa required
IsraeleVisa→Visa required
KenyaVisa-free60 days→eTA90 days
South KoreaeVisa→Visa required
KazakhstaneVisa→Visa required
SeychellesVisa-free90 days→Visa on arrival90 days
SurinameeTA90 days→eVisa
VanuatueVisa→Visa required
Changes for visitors to Equatorial Guinea 7
United Arab EmiratesVisa-free90 days→Visa on arrival
Central African RepubliceVisa→Visa-free90 days
CongoeVisa→Visa-free90 days
GaboneVisa→Visa-free90 days
GuatemalaeVisa→Visa required- SeychelleseVisa→Visa required
ChadeVisa→Visa-free90 days
Refresh history
- 11 Oct 2026Switched the main source to Wikipedia's visa articles (edited as recently as this week) from the Passport Index data of Feb 20264,084 category changes
- 17 Feb 2026Passport Index data update (January 2025 to February 2026)2,761 category changes