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GlobalRules Travel Kit
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GlobalRules Travel Kit is a paid API for AI agents from globalrules-api.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-13).
Returns a comprehensive travel intelligence bundle for a single country — visa rules, customs allowances, tipping norms, power plugs, emergency numbers, tap water safety, SIM options, public holidays, currency, tourist taxes, and driving rules — in one API call.
Price / call$0.02
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Everything an agent needs to plan a trip to one country, in ONE call: visa requirements, customs duty-free allowances, tipping customs, power plugs and voltage, emergency numbers, tap water safety, SIM/eSIM options, public holidays during the stay, currency and payment culture, tourist taxes, driving side and IDP rules. 178 countries, government-sourced. Cheaper than 15 single calls. Example: /api/v1/kit/travel/JP
Output
A structured JSON object containing up to 11 distinct travel fact categories for the requested country: visa requirements, customs duty-free allowances, tipping customs, power plug types and voltage, emergency contact numbers, tap water safety status, SIM/eSIM availability and options, public holidays relevant to the stay period, currency and payment culture, tourist tax rates, and driving side plus international driving permit (IDP) requirements. Data is government-sourced and covers 178 countries. Response includes a `country` field, a `facts` object with categorized sub-fields, a `kit` summary string, and an `updated` timestamp.
Example use cases
Pre-trip country briefing for UAE
“I'm flying to Dubai next month — give me a full travel briefing for the UAE: visa rules, what I can bring through customs, tipping expectations, which power adapter to pack, emergency numbers, whether the tap water is safe, SIM card options, any public holidays I should know about, local payment culture, tourist taxes, and whether I need an international driving permit.”
Japan trip preparation for a US citizen
“I'm heading to Japan for two weeks — can you get me everything I need to plan the trip: do I need a visa, what are the customs duty-free limits, what's the tipping culture, what power plugs do they use, what are the emergency numbers, is tap water drinkable, what SIM or eSIM options exist, are there any public holidays during my stay, and what's the payment culture like?”
Comparing travel rules across countries
“I'm deciding between traveling to Thailand or Vietnam next month — can you fetch the full travel kit for both countries so I can compare visa requirements, tourist taxes, tap water safety, and driving rules side by side?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://globalrules-api.onrender.com/api/v1/kit/travel/AE?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when an agent needs comprehensive travel planning data for a single country and wants to avoid making 10–15 separate API calls for individual facts. It is ideal for pre-trip briefings, travel itinerary assistants, or any workflow that needs visa, customs, power, health, telecom, and local norms data together. Prefer this over the sibling single-fact endpoints when breadth matters more than depth on one specific category, and when minimizing API call count and cost is a priority ($0.02 vs. up to $0.30 for equivalent individual lookups).
Side effects
- Invalid or unsupported country code returns an error or empty facts object
- Country not in the 178-country coverage returns a not-found response
- Stale data if government sources haven't been refreshed recently (check `updated` field)
- Payment failure (x402) if USDC balance is insufficient
- Network timeout from Render.com cold-start if service is idle
- Partial data if a specific fact category is unavailable for the requested country
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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