Algerian passport

Algerian passport

The Algerian passport is issued to citizens of Algeria for international travel. When issued, the Algerian passport is normally valid for five years.

Visa-free and Visa-on-arrival travel

The following countries allow visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to holders of ordinary Algerian passports :

Africa

Europe

Oceania

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