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Come on. It's a great little service whether there is a map or not. Drop downs with autocomplete work well for choosing countries.

I especially like that there are links to primary sources and that the service is careful when it doesn't know:

"Sorry, we've no information available. We're careful to only use accurate, first-hand information, but have been unable to confirm the visa requirements for Andorran citizens travelling to Angola."

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I suppose that OP wanted feedback. Suggestions for improvements aren't criticism, they're free consulting.

"I don't understand the presentation" as a reaction to two massive dropdowns qualifies as consulting these days?

You get what you pay for.

I agree that there's no need for a map and the dropdowns work okay, but I do also agree that it'd be really neat to have a summary into categories. I know this data isn't human written, but I expect they could be classified into yes/no at least extremely naively.

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