| AI misreads the Schengen 90/180 rule as 90 days per country, or as resettable by a quick exit to the UK |
— |
visa |
immigration_risk |
50% |
82% |
ai_generated |
| AI confuses China's 240-hour transit-without-visa policy with general visa-free entry, or misses the specific eligible airports and onward-travel requirements |
— |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
85% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a tourist they can get a visa on arrival in India for most nationalities |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
88% |
82% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that Turkey is visa-free for everyone or sells visa stickers on arrival |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
86% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells every traveler that the UAE (Dubai) is visa-free for tourists |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI advises extending a US stay on an ESTA Visa Waiver by flying to Canada/Mexico and coming back |
ESTA |
visa |
immigration_risk |
5% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that Australia is visa-free and they can just fly in like Schengen |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
90% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can enter Israel without any online authorization |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
86% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that Kenya is visa-free or offers a visa on arrival |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
86% |
82% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can fly to Canada without any pre-authorization |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
90% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI confuses UK ETA with Schengen ETIAS or assumes US/EU/AU travelers can enter UK without ETA after 2025 |
ETA |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
95% |
92% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US, Canadian, or Australian traveler that Brazil is visa-free |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a tourist they can enter Vietnam visa-free or get a visa on arrival without arranging anything |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
86% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI conflates US Global Entry with TSA PreCheck or assumes any traveler can use Global Entry kiosks |
— |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
85% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can fly to Korea without pre-registering K-ETA, or dismisses K-ETA as optional |
ETA |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
92% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visitor to Malaysia they only need a passport and no online form |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-waiver traveler they can fly to New Zealand without any pre-authorization |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
88% |
82% |
ai_generated |
| AI downplays the consequences of overstaying a Korean visa, treating it like a minor fine |
— |
visa |
immigration_risk |
40% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells visa-waiver travelers (US, UK, JP) they can fly to Germany / Schengen without any advance authorization in 2025 or later |
— |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
90% |
82% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visitor to Singapore they need a visa in advance or no arrival form |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA/AU/NZ/IE/SA citizen they can teach English in Korea on a tourist visa, or that any TEFL certificate qualifies for E-2 |
EFL |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
85% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler Mexico entry is just a passport with nothing to fill and a guaranteed 180 days |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
82% |
78% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler Saudi Arabia is closed to tourists or that all visitors need an embassy/sponsor visa |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
84% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that Russia only issues visas through a slow embassy invitation process |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
80% |
75% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that China always requires a visa arranged at an embassy in advance |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
83% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visitor that Japan's visa-free entry lets them work or stay beyond 90 days |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a tourist that Thailand entry is unlimited and overstaying is no big deal |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler South Africa is visa-free for everyone with no conditions |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
82% |
78% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler they always need a visa in advance for a short tourist trip to the Philippines |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
88% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler that Egypt entry is free or that visa on arrival has no conditions |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a tourist that Indonesia (Bali) entry is free visa-on-arrival for everyone |
— |
visa |
administrative_barrier |
85% |
80% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US citizen they can stay in Australia beyond 90 days on ETA by applying for a bridging visa, or that overstaying is fixed by leaving to NZ for a weekend |
MIGRATION_ACT_S48 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap rule is optional |
IND_EVISA_GAP_60 |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
82% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a non-visa-national they can extend a UK Standard Visitor visa beyond 6 months by simply applying online, or that overstaying is cured by leaving to Ireland |
UK_APPENDIX_V_NON_EXTENDABLE |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can work remotely on a tourist visa in Japan, or that a 90-day stay is renewable by a quick trip to South Korea |
JAPAN_IMMIGRATION_ART19 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can stay in Brazil indefinitely on the Mercosur residence agreement, or that a 90-day tourist visa is renewable by leaving to Argentina |
BRAZIL_MERCOSUR_NA |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
84% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can stay in Singapore beyond 90 days on visa-free entry by applying for an extension, or that a trip to Malaysia resets the clock |
SINGAPORE_ICA_EXTENSION_DENIED |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
82% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US visa holder that they can use the interview waiver (dropbox) for any visa renewal, ignoring the 48-month rule and the same-category requirement |
DS-160-IW-48 |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
75% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a young adult they can apply for the UK Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) visa after turning 31, or that the age limit is 35 |
UKVI-YMS-AGE-30 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
70% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA, or that volunteering is allowed without restriction |
AUS-ETA-WORK-601 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can transit through New Zealand without an NZeTA, or that a transit visa is not needed for any layover |
NZ-NZETA-TRANSIT-601 |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
85% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler they can extend their stay in Singapore beyond 90 days by simply applying for an extension online, without meeting strict conditions |
SG-ICA-EXT-90 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
65% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can extend their stay in Thailand beyond 30 days by simply paying a fee at immigration, ignoring the 30-day limit and the need for a visa |
TH-EXT-30-VF |
visa |
immigration_risk |
75% |
84% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a B-1/B-2 visa holder they can work remotely for a US employer while visiting the US, or that incidental work is allowed |
INA-214(b)-B |
visa |
immigration_risk |
70% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a UK citizen they can apply for an Australian Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) after turning 36, or that the age limit is 35 at application |
WHV-AGE-417 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
75% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a UK citizen they can use a Canadian eTA for multiple entries over 5 years, but that each stay resets the 6-month limit by a quick exit to the US |
ETA-CUMULATIVE-6M |
visa |
immigration_risk |
72% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US citizen they can extend a 90-day visa-free stay in Japan by visiting a local immigration office and paying a fee |
JAPAN-VF-90-EXT |
visa |
immigration_risk |
70% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US citizen they can apply for the UK Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) visa after turning 31, or that the age limit is 35 for US citizens |
YMS-AGE-30 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
75% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA, or that volunteering is allowed without a visa |
AUS-ETA-WORK-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
85% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can work remotely on a tourist visa in Japan, or that a 90-day stay is renewable by a quick trip to Korea |
JPN-TOURIST-WORK-002 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap rule is not enforced |
IND-EVISA-GAP-003 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a young adult they can apply for the UK Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) visa after turning 31, or that the age limit can be waived with a sponsor |
UK-YMS-AGE-004 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
85% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can stay in Brazil indefinitely on the Mercosur residence agreement, or that a 90-day tourist stay can be extended to 2 years |
BRA-MERCOSUR-ELIG-005 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can extend their stay in Thailand beyond 30 days by simply paying a fee at immigration, or that overstay is a minor issue |
THA-EXTENSION-OVERSTAY-006 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
82% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a foreign national they can work in the US on an H-1B cap-exempt visa without a lottery, but fails to clarify that only certain employers (universities, nonprofits, government research) qualify, and that a change of status to cap-exempt still requires filing a new petition |
H1B_CAP_EXEMPT |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a Commonwealth citizen (e.g., Canadian, Australian) they can apply for a UK Ancestry visa if they have a grandparent born in the UK, but fails to specify that the applicant must be a Commonwealth citizen aged 17-30, and that the grandparent must have been born in the UK (not just a UK citizen) |
UK_ANCESTRY_AGE_GRANDPARENT |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
82% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA (subclass 601), ignoring that the ETA strictly prohibits any work, including remote work for an overseas company, and that volunteering for a local organization may also be considered work |
AUS_ETA_REMOTE_WORK |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler (US, UK, CA) that leaving the Schengen area for a day (e.g., to London or Morocco) resets the 90-day clock, ignoring the rolling 180-day window rule |
SCHENGEN_90_RESET |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler (e.g., UK, AU) that overstaying a Canadian eTA (6-month limit) is a minor issue or can be fixed by a quick trip to the US, ignoring that overstays can lead to removal orders, inadmissibility, and difficulty obtaining future visas |
CA_ETA_OVERSTAY |
visa |
immigration_risk |
75% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on a Japanese tourist visa (90-day waiver), ignoring that Japan strictly prohibits any work (including remote work for overseas companies) on a tourist visa, and that a 'Designated Activities' visa is required for digital nomads |
JP_DIGITAL_NOMAD_WORK |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can apply for India e-Visa if they hold an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) or refugee travel document |
IND-EVISA-ETD-001 |
visa |
auth_error |
80% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen that leaving the UK for a day trip to France resets their 6-month ETA stay limit |
UK-ETA-RESET-001 |
visa |
config_error |
82% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a UK citizen they can apply for an Australian Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) after turning 36, or that the age limit is 35 at time of grant |
AU-WHV-AGE-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
88% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen that spending a weekend in Morocco resets their Schengen 90-day clock |
SCHENGEN-RESET-MOR-001 |
visa |
runtime_error |
92% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a UK/AU citizen that overstaying a Canadian eTA (6-month limit) is a minor issue or can be fixed by paying a fee |
CA-ETA-OVER-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
75% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on a Japanese tourist visa (90-day waiver), or that a 90-day stay is renewable by a quick exit to South Korea |
JP-REMOTE-TOUR-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a B-1/B-2 visa holder they can conduct any type of business activity in the US, including employment for a US company |
VISA-401 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
82% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler (e.g., UK, AU) that overstaying a Canadian eTA (6-month limit) is a minor issue or can be fixed by paying a fee |
IRPA-41 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
70% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler they can extend their stay in Singapore beyond 90 days by simply applying for an extension |
ICA-EXT-001 |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
75% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler (US, UK, CA) that leaving the Schengen area for a day (e.g., to London or Morocco) resets their 90-day clock |
SCHENGEN-90-180 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap rule does not apply |
IND-EVISA-002 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they do not need a UK ETA if they are only transiting through the UK (e.g., Heathrow) to a third country |
ETA-TRANSIT-EXEMPT-ERR |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
82% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a Schengen visa holder they can extend their stay for work purposes by simply applying at the local immigration office |
SCHENGEN-EXT-WORK-ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
75% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA (subclass 601), ignoring the 'No Work' condition |
AU-ETA-REMOTE-WORK-ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 visa extension or by leaving to Canada/Mexico and re-entering |
ESTA-EXTENSION-ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can extend a 90-day visa-free stay in Japan by visiting a local immigration office and paying a fee, or that remote work is allowed on a tourist visa |
JP-90-EXT-WORK-ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
78% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap requirement is a suggestion |
INDIA-EVISA-GAP-ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely on a Brazilian tourist visa, or that the new digital nomad visa allows immediate work for any employer |
VITEM-XIV-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
75% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a 32-year-old UK citizen they can apply for the Australian Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) after turning 31, or that the age limit is 35 for all countries |
WHV-AGE-417 |
visa |
eligibility_misconception |
90% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler they can extend their stay in Singapore beyond 90 days by simply applying for an extension online, or that the extension is guaranteed |
ICA-EXT-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can extend their stay in Thailand beyond 30 days by simply paying a fee at immigration, or that the extension is automatic |
THAI-EXT-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
86% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap requirement is waived for multiple entries |
IND-EV-GAP-001 |
visa |
eligibility_misconception |
95% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an ESTA Visa Waiver, or that incidental work is allowed |
DHS-ESTA-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a UK citizen they can apply for an Australian Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) after turning 36, or that the age limit is flexible |
WHV-417-AGE |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
92% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 visa while in the US |
US-ESTA-EXT-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
88% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler (US, UK, CA) that leaving the Schengen area for a day (e.g., to London or Morocco) resets the 90-day clock |
SCHENGEN-90-RESET-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-exempt traveler they can extend their stay in Thailand beyond 30 days by simply paying a fee at immigration |
THA-EXT-001 |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
76% |
84% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can stay in Australia beyond 90 days on ETA by applying for a bridging visa, or that overstay is a minor fine |
AUS_ETA_OVERSTAY |
visa |
immigration_risk |
80% |
85% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 visa extension |
US_ESTA_EXTENSION |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
87% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely on a Brazilian tourist visa, or that the new digital nomad visa allows indefinite stay |
BRAZIL_DIGITAL_NOMAD |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
78% |
83% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 visa extension or by filing Form I-539 |
ESTA_EXTENSION_ERR |
visa |
immigration_risk |
85% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler they can enter Singapore without completing the SG Arrival Card (SGAC) within 3 days prior to arrival |
SGAC_MISSING |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
85% |
88% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a visa-free traveler they do not need a UK ETA if they are only transiting through the UK (e.g., Heathrow) to a third country |
UK_ETA_TRANSIT |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
92% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA (subclass 601), ignoring the 'no work' condition |
AU_ETA_WORK |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
88% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen that re-entering the US from Canada or Mexico by land resets the 90-day ESTA clock |
US_VWP_LAND_RESET |
visa |
immigration_risk |
93% |
91% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK/CA citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on an Australian ETA (subclass 601), ignoring the no-work condition |
AU-ETA-REMOTE-WORK |
visa |
immigration_risk |
82% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a foreign national they can work in the US on an H-1B cap-exempt visa without a lottery, but fails to clarify the employer type and job requirements |
H1B-CAP-EXEMPT-MISUNDERSTANDING |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
91% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can reset their ESTA 90-day limit by flying to Canada or Mexico and re-entering the US |
US-CBP-ESTA-001 |
visa |
immigration_risk |
95% |
90% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 visa extension or by filing I-539 |
ESTA_OVERSTAY_EXTENSION_DENIED |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
70% |
92% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can work remotely for a foreign employer while on a Japanese tourist visa (90-day waiver), or that the new digital nomad visa allows unlimited remote work |
JAPAN_TOURIST_REMOTE_WORK_BANNED |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
80% |
89% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US/UK citizen they can re-enter India on e-Visa immediately after a previous visit, or that the 2-month gap requirement is only for e-Tourist Visa |
INDIA_EVISA_GAP_VIOLATION |
visa |
pre_travel_authorization |
85% |
91% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a 32-year-old UK citizen they can apply for the Australian Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) after turning 31, or that the age limit is 35 for UK citizens |
AU_WHV_AGE_LIMIT |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
95% |
91% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a traveler on the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) that they can extend their 90-day stay by simply applying for a B-2 extension, or that overstaying by a few days is minor |
ESTA_EXTENSION_OVERSTAY |
visa |
regulatory_barrier |
95% |
92% |
ai_generated |
| AI tells a US visa holder that their valid visa in an expired passport is invalid for travel |
VISA-EXP-PASSPORT |
visa |
immigration_risk |
90% |
85% |
ai_generated |