Comoran Passport: Visa-Free Countries

As of November 2026, Comoran passport holders can visit 17 countries visa-free, plus 76 with e-visa or visa on arrival.

The Comoran passport is ranked #174 of 193 worldwide by visa-free access. See the full passport rankings.

Comoros

The Comorian passport allows access to 17 countries without a visa. It also grants 62 e-visas and 14 visas on arrival. In 100 countries, a visa is necessary.

Comoros, an archipelago nation in the Indian Ocean, has a population of approximately 850,000 people. The majority of the population resides on three main islands: Grande Comore, Anjouan, and MohΓ©li.

The Comorian passport facilitates international travel, promoting cultural exchange and tourism. It reflects the country's commitment to global mobility and communication despite its size.

Some destinations that require a visa for Comoran passport holders accept a valid US, UK, Canadian or Schengen visa or residence permit instead. Check which ones in our guide to traveling with a residence permit.

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Nearby countries

The nearest visa free countries to visit for Comoran passport holders are Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda, Benin, Tunisia and Singapore.

Visa free countries

So, where can Comorans travel without a visa? We have listed all the countries where Comoros citizens can travel visa-free, eliminating the hassle of visa paperwork.

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Frequently asked questions

How many countries can Comoran passport holders visit without a visa?

Comoran passport holders can visit 17 countries visa-free, plus 76 countries with e-visa or visa on arrival, as of November 2026.

Which countries are visa-free for Comoran passport holders?

Comoran passport holders can travel visa-free to Zambia, Uganda, Rwanda, Benin, Tunisia, Singapore, Gambia, Malaysia, and 9 more countries.

What are the visa requirements for Comoros citizens?

Of the destinations tracked for Comoros, 17 are visa-free, 62 can be visited with an e-visa and 14 with a visa on arrival, while 100 require a visa, as of November 2026.