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Where can I travel with a Palestinian passport?

A Palestinian passport gets you into 10 countries visa-free and 22 more with a visa on arrival. Another 56 offer an e-Visa or online authorisation, and 110 need an embassy visa or are closed for now. In the Middle East, 2 of the 14 other countries let you in without arranging a visa first.

Visa-free10
Visa on arrival22
e-Visa or online56
Embassy visa or no entry110
Last checkedChecked17 Oct 2026

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What’s changed for Palestinian passports

United States

Under the US travel ban in force since 1 January 2026, the US isn’t issuing visas to most Palestinian passport holders. Existing valid visas and some exceptions still apply.

United Kingdom

Palestinian passport holders need a UK Standard Visitor visa: £135 since 8 April 2026. Read the UK guide.

Easiest trips in the Middle East

No visa to arrange before you go:

Every destination, by entry type

Visa-free 10 destinations

Southern Africa

Indian Ocean islands

Middle East

Southeast Asia

Central America

Caribbean

South America

Oceania

Visa on arrival 22 destinations

Southern Africa

East Africa

West Africa

Indian Ocean islands

Atlantic islands

Middle East

  • Iran · visa on arrival

East Asia

Southeast Asia

South Asia

Oceania

e-Visa or online authorisation 56 destinations

Southern Africa

East Africa

West Africa

Central Africa

North Africa

Atlantic islands

Europe

Middle East

East Asia

Southeast Asia

South Asia

Central Asia and the Caucasus

Central America

Caribbean

South America

Oceania

Embassy visa, or not possible now 110 destinations

Southern Africa

East Africa

West Africa

Central Africa

North Africa

Indian Ocean islands

Europe

Middle East

East Asia

Southeast Asia

South Asia

Central Asia and the Caucasus

North America

Central America

Caribbean

South America

Oceania

Sources and checks

How current is this? Entry types come from an open visa dataset updated 17 Feb 2026, corrected where newer official notices show a change (checked 17 Oct 2026). The notes above were checked against the sources below. Rules change without notice: confirm with the embassy or official immigration site, and check your route on the IATA Travel Centre before you book.

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