Last updated: 2026.

What the checker touches

VisaFree answers “where can this passport go” on the page itself. Choosing a nationality queries a dataset bundled with the site, in JavaScript, inside your tab — the pick is rendered locally and is never transmitted, logged or stored anywhere but your own screen. Pull the connection after loading and the lookup still answers, because no server half exists.

Requests that do happen

• Serving the site. Cloudflare’s edge network ships the files and sees routine connection metadata — IP, browser agent, request time — the way any web host does.
• One anonymous page-view tick. A solitary counter hit carries the page URL, the referring site, the country our CDN reports and how long the visit ran — no cookie, no ID, and nothing you selected.
• Action ticks from the checker. Using the tool adds a tick that carries only an action’s name: passport when you pick a passport, filter the first time you filter the destinations, source when you open an official portal from a row. It never says which passport, which destination or what you typed.
• Ad calls, where ads run. Google AdSense may read or write its own cookies to deliver and measure campaigns. Personalized versus generic is your call in Google’s ad settings; blocking the ads changes nothing about the checker.

What cannot happen here

There is no account, no upload box and no saved-state store — the tool writes neither cookies nor localStorage. A nationality pick never reaches our counter’s database: the tick above records that a pick happened, not which passport it was, so there is no record of your nationality to sell, share or breach.

Writing to us

Anything privacy-related goes to hello@passports.pics. If this policy ever changes, the date above moves first.