Orizn on Trip.com — visa requirements while you search
Trip.com is the largest Asia-Pacific OTA, and its flight URLs use Chinese-style city codes (PEK, HKG, SGN) alongside Western IATAs. Orizn handles both reliably and works on the trip.com hotel + train booking flows in addition to flights.
Orizn
Visa-free · Up to 30 days
In your browser
What you see when you search on Trip.com
Bar location: Top of the results area, themed in Trip.com's electric blue.
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Pick a route in Trip.com's search bar
Whether on /flights, /hotels, or /trains, Trip.com encodes the destination in the query string. Orizn reads `dcity` for flights, `cityName` for hotels, and the destination station for trains.
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Blue visa bar appears under the brand header
The bar inherits Trip.com's electric blue. Status, max stay, fees, plus a 'View official source' link in case you want to deep-link to the embassy site.
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Cross-product navigation keeps the bar alive
Bounce from a flight search to a hotel search to a train search — same destination, same bar, no flicker.
Detection
URL patterns we detect on Trip.com
Orizn reads the destination from the URL — no API call to Trip.com, no personal data shared. Here are the shapes we recognize.
https://www.trip.com/flights/showfaresearch?dcity=bkk&acity=hkg&ddate=2026-03-15Flight URLs use `dcity` (departure) and `acity` (arrival). Destination IATA is `acity`.
https://www.trip.com/hotels/list?city={CITY_ID}&cityName={CITY_NAME}&countryId={ID}Hotel searches include `countryId` directly. Orizn maps the numeric ID to ISO3.
https://www.trip.com/trains/booking?from={STATION}&to={STATION}&date=...Train destination is the `to=` station. Orizn maps station → city → country.
Power users
Tips for power users of Trip.com
4 non-obvious moves that make the visa bar more useful on Trip.com.
Multi-product trip planning
Search a flight first to lock in the destination, then jump to hotels — Trip.com remembers the city and the bar stays consistent.
Use Trip.Coins without confusion
Loyalty doesn't affect visa logic. Trip.Coins balance and visa status are independent.
Watch APAC short-stay rules
Many APAC countries (Japan, South Korea, Singapore) have nuanced 90-day rules. The bar surfaces the relevant cap explicitly.
Group bookings keep the bar visible
Even when booking for 4+ travelers, the bar shows the visa rules for your saved passport — you can switch passport from the popup to check the others.
FAQ
Questions about Orizn on Trip.com
Does it work on the Chinese ctrip.com?
Not currently. Ctrip uses a different URL contract; trip.com is the international site we target.
Will I see the bar on train tickets?
Yes — international train routes (e.g. Eurostar, Asia high-speed) trigger the bar.
What about Trip.com's package deals?
Yes — the bar reads the destination from the package metadata.
Does it work on tours and activities?
Not yet. Tours/Activities pages are next on the roadmap.
Trip.com has many languages — does the bar follow?
Yes. The bar's display language follows your popup-configured language, independent of the Trip.com locale.
Other sites
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