Orizn on Kiwi.com — visa requirements while you search
Kiwi.com's URL routing is unusual — they use city slugs and a 'Nomad' planner that strings together many legs. Orizn handles both: classic round-trip parsing plus a Nomad-aware mode that surfaces every visa-relevant country.
Orizn
Visa-free · Up to 30 days
In your browser
What you see when you search on Kiwi.com
Bar location: Anchored below Kiwi.com's teal search header, above the result tiles.
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Standard search — origin to destination
Pick origin and destination in Kiwi's homepage; the URL becomes /search/results/{ORIGIN_SLUG}/{DEST_SLUG}/... Orizn maps the slug back to ISO and shows visa status.
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Nomad mode — multi-stop trip planning
Open kiwi.com/nomad and add 3-7 cities. The bar switches to stack mode and shows visa status for each leg with the country flag inline, so you spot eVisa friction early.
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Booking flow keeps the bar visible
Once you select a flight and reach the booking pages, the bar persists at the top — a quiet reminder of what you need before checkout.
Detection
URL patterns we detect on Kiwi.com
Orizn reads the destination from the URL — no API call to Kiwi.com, no personal data shared. Here are the shapes we recognize.
https://www.kiwi.com/en/search/results/london-united-kingdom/bangkok-thailand/2026-03-15/...City + country slugs. We read the destination country slug directly without needing an ISO lookup.
https://www.kiwi.com/en/search/results/{ORIGIN}/{DEST}/anytimeFlexible date searches use the literal `anytime` token. Destination parsing is unchanged.
https://www.kiwi.com/nomad/london-united-kingdom/bangkok-thailand/tokyo-japan/...Nomad URL chains 3+ city-country slugs. Orizn surfaces each as a separate visa row.
Power users
Tips for power users of Kiwi.com
4 non-obvious moves that make the visa bar more useful on Kiwi.com.
Plan visa-free Nomad trips first
Open Nomad and add 5-7 candidate cities; expand the bar and remove any that require visas your passport can't get easily.
Self-transfer warnings + visa warnings combined
Kiwi's self-transfer trips often route through a third country. The bar flags transit visa needs for that intermediate stop.
Use the Kiwi Guarantee filter
Restrict to Kiwi Guarantee trips for less drama, then double-check the visa bar — protected itineraries still need valid visas.
Bar follows you to the booking summary
Don't lose the visa info at checkout — it's pinned to the top of every booking step so the requirements are still visible.
FAQ
Questions about Orizn on Kiwi.com
Does Orizn handle Kiwi's 'cheap' multi-airport tricks?
Yes. When Kiwi swaps airports for a cheaper combo, the destination country is unchanged, and the bar reflects that.
What if my Nomad trip has 10+ legs?
The bar collapses to a scrollable stack. You see all legs in the expanded view.
Will it warn me about Schengen day limits?
Yes — for European citizens checking Schengen rules, the bar highlights remaining 90/180-day allowance based on your saved travel history (optional feature).
Does it work on kiwi.com booking confirmation pages?
Yes, on a read-only basis — you can review visa rules but not change them.
What about Kiwi's bus and train integrations?
Same logic: as soon as the destination country is known, the bar appears. Borders that require land visas (e.g. some Central Asian routes) are flagged.
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