Per-site integration guides

Works on every flight booking site you use

Pick the site you actually book on. Each guide walks through the URL patterns Orizn detects, where the floating visa bar appears, power-user tips, and a site-specific FAQ — so you know exactly what to expect before installing.

AllMeta-searchOTAAirlineHotel

Meta-search

Aggregators that compare prices across hundreds of carriers. Orizn injects visa context next to every result.

Google Flights

Meta-search

Visa badges inline on every Google Flights result, refreshed when you change destinations.

How it works on Google Flights→

Kayak

Meta-search

Floating visa bar on every Kayak search, with explicit support for the multi-city Hacker Fares flow.

How it works on Kayak→

Skyscanner

Meta-search

Works on every Skyscanner locale (.net, .co.uk, .fr, .jp...). Visa info refreshes as you flip destinations.

How it works on Skyscanner→

Momondo

Meta-search

Inline visa badges on Momondo flight search results.

How it works on Momondo→

Liligo

Meta-search

French-favorite meta-search Liligo, with visa badges across every flight result.

How it works on Liligo→

OTA

Online travel agencies — flights, packages, and full booking funnels. The bar follows you to checkout.

Kiwi.com

OTA

Visa checks for both single-destination and Nomad multi-city itineraries on Kiwi.com.

How it works on Kiwi.com→

Expedia

OTA

Visa requirements next to every Expedia flight or package itinerary.

How it works on Expedia→

Trip.com

OTA

Trip.com flights, hotels, and trains pages — same floating visa bar across all three.

How it works on Trip.com→

eDreams

OTA

eDreams flight search with visa badges next to every result option.

How it works on eDreams→

Airline

Direct airline booking flows. The bar stays visible from search to seat selection.

Air France

Airline

Direct Air France bookings — visa info during the entire SkyTeam search and selection flow.

How it works on Air France→

Transavia

Airline

Transavia's low-cost network — visa awareness from search to seat selection.

How it works on Transavia→

Hotel

Accommodation searches. The bar reads the destination city or country and shows the visa rules for your saved passport.

Booking.com

Hotel

Booking.com support: the visa bar reads the destination city/country from the search header.

How it works on Booking.com→

Looking for the full coverage list?

These deep guides cover the 12 most-searched sites. For the complete catalog of every flight booking site Orizn supports, head to the coverage page.

See all 30+ supported sites →

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