Uruguay passport
Countries that require a visa for Uruguayan passport holders
29 countries, with how long you can stay and what to do before you go.
29 of 29 destinations
- AlgeriaVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- AzerbaijanVisa requiredWestern Asia
- BruneiVisa requiredSouth-Eastern Asia
- CanadaVisa requiredNorth America
- Central African RepublicVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- ChadVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- CongoVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- EritreaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- GambiaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- GhanaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- IndonesiaVisa requiredSouth-Eastern Asia
- KuwaitVisa requiredWestern Asia
- LiberiaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- MaliVisa requiredWestern Africa
- MoroccoVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- NauruVisa requiredMicronesia
- NigerVisa requiredWestern Africa
- North KoreaVisa requiredEastern Asia
- Saudi ArabiaVisa requiredWestern Asia
- SenegalVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Solomon IslandsVisa requiredMelanesia
- SudanVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- SyriaVisa requiredWestern Asia15 days
- TaiwanVisa requiredEastern Asia
- TongaVisa requiredPolynesia
- TunisiaVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- TurkmenistanVisa requiredCentral Asia
- United StatesVisa requiredNorth America
- YemenVisa requiredWestern Asia
Questions
How many visa-required countries are there for Uruguayan passports?
29.
Which ones are on the list?
Algeria, Azerbaijan, Brunei, Canada, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Eritrea and more.
Which allows the longest stay?
Syria, up to 15 days.
Do I still need anything at the border?
Yes. Carry a valid passport, your return ticket and proof of where you'll stay. Officers can still refuse entry.
Can these rules change?
Yes, sometimes with little notice. Check the destination's official website before you book.
What if a country isn't listed here?
It falls under a different rule. Use the other lists, or search the country for its exact rule.
Is the stay length per visit or per year?
Usually per visit, but some countries also cap total days in a year or in any 180 days. Check the country's page.
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