Legal notice
The publisher, hosting, service limits and rights behind TripColour.
Last updated: 10 November 2026.
Publisher
- Publisher: Akin8.
- Trade name for this service: TripColour.
- Legal form: individual business, registered in Quebec, Canada.
- Quebec enterprise number (NEQ): 2282703885.
- Professional address: Longueuil, Quebec, Canada.
- Designated project email: contact@tripcolour.com.
- Publication manager: Akin8.
See the contact page for contact guidance.
Hosting
The public hosting provider is Netlify, Inc., 101 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94105, United States. See Netlify and its privacy statement. Cloudflare supplies domain registration and DNS only, not a reverse proxy for website traffic.
Delivery providers, necessary logs, processing locations and retention are described in the privacy policy. A host's own privacy statement does not replace our responsibility for the site's processing.
Nature of the service
TripColour provides free entry information for ordinary-passport holders planning short tourist visits by air.
Independent travel information. Not a government website.
It is not a visa service, law firm or immigration consultancy. We do not process applications, access application records, issue permissions or give individual legal advice. Official authorities decide eligibility and admission. Read the disclaimer and each result's conditions.
Intellectual property
Original writing, design, code and original selection or arrangement of material may be protected. Entry-rule facts are not made our exclusive property. Permitted sharing, short attributed quotations, legal exceptions and express open licences remain available; see the terms of use.
Flag-icons assets are provided under the MIT licence; Manrope is provided under the SIL Open Font License. Their copyright, permission and licence notices remain with the bundled assets. Government and provider names and marks belong to their owners. No authority or provider is represented as having approved or endorsed this site.
Responsibility
We aim to use checked sources and correct mistakes, but rules and official guidance can change. A dated result or shared summary does not guarantee boarding or admission. The terms of use explain service limits without removing mandatory rights or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Personal information
The privacy policy identifies the privacy-officer role and explains necessary hosting information, voluntary contact, browser-side selections and sharing. See the cookie and storage notice for fragments, clipboard copies and browser storage.
Governing law
Quebec law and applicable Canadian federal law apply, subject to mandatory protections available where you live. Courts in the judicial district of Longueuil, Quebec, may hear disputes without removing a mandatory right to another competent court or regulator. These pages do not require compulsory arbitration or waive consumer rights.