15 Destinations You Can Travel to Without A Visa

Although many countries require U.S. travelers to acquire a visa, American passport holders can visit more than 150 destinations without one. Some places, like the U.K., require a visa waiver, which is typically known as an ETA (electronic travel authorization) and is not to be confused with an actual visa. But in general, Americans have a lot of freedom when planning overseas travel, whether in Europe, Asia, or closer to home in North and South America. That said, it's important to do your due diligence ahead of time and check each country's entry requirements, especially if you plan to stay for longer periods. Every country has its own rules about how long you can stay visa-free and what criteria you need to meet to be allowed in, as well as whether you can do any remote work while there. Here are 15 destinations around the world where Americans can travel without a visa.