Visa-free countries by passport

Where Ecuadorian passport holders can travel visa-free

With an Ecuadorian passport you can enter 81 of the 198 countries VisaRadar tracks without a visa in advance. That is 44 with the passport alone, 7 with an electronic authorisation (ETA) and 30 with a visa on arrival. Lists that only count the first group show a lower figure. Another 39 issue an e-Visa, which is still a visa but is applied for online. The full list by type of paperwork is below.

Visa-free (passport only) (44)

Antigua and Barbuda up to 90 days
Argentina up to 90 days
Armenia up to 180 days
Bahamas up to 90 days
Barbados up to 90 days
Belarus up to 30 days
Bolivia up to 90 days
Brazil up to 90 days
Qatar
Chile up to 90 days
China up to 30 days
Colombia up to 90 days
Dominica up to 21 days
El Salvador up to 180 days
United Arab Emirates up to 90 days
Philippines up to 30 days
Georgia up to 360 days
Grenada up to 90 days
Guyana up to 90 days
Haiti up to 90 days
Honduras up to 90 days
Hong Kong up to 90 days
Jamaica up to 30 days
Kazakhstan up to 30 days
Macao up to 30 days
Malaysia up to 30 days
Micronesia up to 30 days
Mongolia up to 30 days
Nicaragua up to 90 days
Oman up to 14 days
Panama up to 90 days
Paraguay up to 90 days
Peru up to 90 days
Dominican Republic up to 30 days
Russia up to 90 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines up to 90 days
Singapore up to 30 days
South Africa up to 90 days
Tajikistan up to 30 days
Trinidad and Tobago up to 90 days
Turkey up to 90 days
Ukraine up to 90 days
Uruguay up to 90 days
Venezuela up to 90 days

No visa in advance (electronic authorisation or visa on arrival) (37)

e-Visa (a visa applied for online before you travel) (39)

Visa required in advance (78)

This count is over the countries VisaRadar tracks, not the world’s ~199 passports. For each pair’s detail, open its page.

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Informational only. Always verify requirements with the official embassy or consulate before you travel.