Affiliate Disclosure — EntryPolicies.com

Affiliate Disclosure

Last Updated: July 23, 2026

EntryPolicies.com uses affiliate links and may earn commissions from qualifying purchases. This disclosure is provided in compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255) and applicable EU consumer protection regulations.

How Affiliate Links Work

When you click on an affiliate link on EntryPolicies.com and make a purchase or sign up for a service, we may receive a commission from the service provider at no additional cost to you. These commissions help fund the operation and maintenance of our free passport power index and entry requirements database.

Our Affiliate Partners

We currently participate in affiliate programs with the following travel service providers:

• SafetyWing (travel medical insurance) — We may earn a referral commission when you purchase a SafetyWing insurance plan through our links. SafetyWing offers travel medical insurance designed for remote workers and travelers.
• YESIM (eSIM services) — We may earn a commission when you purchase an eSIM plan through our affiliate links. YESIM provides global eSIM connectivity for travelers.
• Compensair / AirHelp (flight delay compensation) — We may earn a commission when you submit a flight compensation claim through our affiliate links. These services help travelers claim compensation for delayed, canceled, or overbooked flights under EU Regulation 261/2004 and similar laws.
• Travelpayouts (travel booking affiliate network) — We may earn a commission when you book flights, hotels, or other travel services through affiliate links powered by the Travelpayouts network. Travelpayouts is operated by JetRadar Ltd.

Editorial Independence

Our affiliate relationships do not influence our editorial content, visa data, or passport power rankings. We recommend services based on their relevance and usefulness to travelers, not on commission rates. Our entry requirement data is sourced from open-source passport datasets and official government sources — it is never affected by affiliate partnerships.

How We Identify Affiliate Links

In accordance with search engine guidelines and FTC requirements, all affiliate links on EntryPolicies.com are marked with rel="sponsored". This HTML attribute signals to search engines that the link is a compensated endorsement. Affiliate links may also include rel="nofollow" and open in a new tab.

FTC Compliance

This disclosure satisfies the requirements of the FTC’s Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 CFR Part 255). The FTC requires that material connections between endorsers and the products or services they recommend be disclosed clearly and conspicuously. By publishing this Affiliate Disclosure page and linking to it from every page footer, we ensure that visitors are informed of our affiliate relationships before engaging with any affiliate-linked services.

How Affiliate Revenue Supports This Site

EntryPolicies.com is a free resource. We do not charge travelers to access our passport power index, visa requirement database, or travel guides. Affiliate commissions are one of the ways we cover the costs of data acquisition, server infrastructure, and ongoing development. Your support through affiliate links helps us keep this database free and up-to-date for all travelers.

Questions

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships or this disclosure, please contact us at [email protected].