San Marino
San Marino is not a Schengen member but is surrounded by Italy and operates de facto open borders. Entry is possible with a valid Schengen or Italian visa. San Marino does not issue Schengen visas. It is the world's oldest republic.
Visa and entry summary
San Marino entry rules depend on your passport, purpose and stay duration. Use Passula to run a personalised check before you travel.
Guide in preparation
We are building a full travel and visa guide for San Marino. In the meantime, use Passula tools to check entry rules and start your preparation.
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This guide is for information only and not legal advice. Entry rules change frequently — always verify with official sources before travelling.