Where can a Syria passport take you?

No, the vast majority of countries (162) require a pre-approved visa for Syrian passport holders.

Malaysia and Iran are prominent destinations that offer visa-free entry for up to 90 days.

No. The U.S. Department of State and other international bodies issue a 'Do Not Travel' advisory for Syria due to active armed conflict, terrorism, and kidnapping risks.

Visa-on-arrival is always at the discretion of the border official and is not a guaranteed right of entry.

For countries that require a pre-approved visa, it is recommended to apply at least three months in advance due to the complexity of the application process.

Not at all. You should still prepare proof of funds, hotel bookings, and a return flight itinerary, as border officials often require these to grant the visa.

The U.S. government cannot provide consular services in Syria. You should have an emergency departure plan, register with the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), and ensure you have a contact plan with family.

You must check the specific transit visa requirements for every country you fly through, as many major transit hubs require a visa for Syrian nationals even for short layovers.

A Syria passport grants visa-free entry to 2 countries, with more available via visa-on-arrival and eVisa — covering 2 of the nomad cities we track.

Visa-free means you land without paperwork for a set number of days. Visa-on-arrival is issued at the border. An eVisa is applied for online before you travel. The tables above group every tracked country by which rule applies to a Syria passport.

Visa freedom carries 10% of the Nomad Score, and the tables above group every tracked country by the rule that applies to a Syria passport. Cities you can enter visa-free are listed under Visa Free, each with its canonical Nomad Score and the allowed stay days.