WordPress plugin

Before the CMS-agnostic widget, Visamundi shipped a dedicated WordPress plugin, Travel Visa Widget. It renders the same visa-requirement lookup inside a WordPress site via a shortcode or a sidebar widget.

Deprecated — removal planned for Q3–Q4 2026

The WordPress plugin is being phased out during Q3–Q4 2026 in favour of the CMS-agnostic widget, which works on WordPress too — you just drop in one <script> tag instead of installing a plugin.

New integrations should use the agnostic widget. It gets all new features and fixes; the plugin will only receive critical fixes until it’s retired.

Using the plugin (legacy)

If you’re already running the plugin, it keeps working until the retirement date.

Install — from your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New, search for Travel Visa Widget, then install and activate it.

Place it — add the shortcode wherever you want the lookup to appear:

[travel_visa_widget]

It can also be dropped into a sidebar/widget area from Appearance → Widgets.

Affiliate tracking

The shortcode accepts two optional attributes for affiliate attribution:

[travel_visa_widget agency_id="YOUR_AGENCY_ID" affilae_id="YOUR_AFFILAE_ID"]

In the agnostic widget these are unified into a single data-partner-id attribute — see Configuration.

Migrating to the agnostic widget

The agnostic widget is the supported path going forward:

1. Add a container where the widget should render:

   <div data-visamundi-widget data-language="en"></div>

2. Load the script (replacing the plugin):

   <script src="https://requirements.visamundi.app/widget.js" defer></script>

3. Remove the [travel_visa_widget] shortcode and deactivate the plugin.

See Installation for the full setup and Configuration for theming, language, and partner tracking.

Support

Found a bug in the plugin? Use the WordPress.org support forum. For anything else, reach the team via visamundi.co.