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Affiliate disclosure

This site is free to use. Some of the outbound links to providers are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you sign up. It never costs you anything extra, and it never changes which providers we list or the order we show them.

What an affiliate link is

When we link to a provider, such as a bank, an eSIM, a flight search engine, or a hostel platform, that link sometimes carries a referral tag. If you go on to open an account or make a booking, the provider may pay us a small commission. You pay the same price either way. Links that carry a referral tag are marked in your browser as sponsored.

It does not change what we show you

We list real provider options and present them at the same visual weight, whether or not we have an affiliate relationship with them. A provider does not get listed, ranked higher, or described more favourably because it pays a commission. Where a provider has no affiliate programme, we still link to it with a plain link so the comparison stays complete.

Some placements are clearly labelled Advertisement. Those are paid ad slots and are always marked as such so you can tell them apart from our own recommendations.

Why we do it this way

Affiliate commissions and ads are how the site pays for itself instead of charging you. The only thing that keeps that worthwhile is trust, so we would rather lose a commission than steer you towards a worse option. Visa facts are never monetised. They come from official government sources and carry no affiliate links.

Questions

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