Free Travel Adapter Checker — Which Plug Do You Need?
Free travel adapter checker for 195 countries. Find out which power adapter and voltage converter you need for your destination in seconds.
Nothing is more frustrating than arriving at your destination and discovering your charger doesn't fit the socket. Our free travel adapter checker covers 195 countries and tells you exactly which adapter type and voltage you need — so you're always prepared.
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Find out exactly what plug adapter and voltage you need for your destination — never get caught with dead devices!
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Dubai and the UAE use Type G plugs (the same as the UK) operating at 220–240V. UK travellers do not need an adapter. US, Australian and European travellers need a Type G adapter.
A universal travel adapter works in most countries and typically covers Type A, B, C, G and I sockets covering over 150 countries. Look for one with built-in USB ports and surge protection.
Most modern electronics (laptops, phone chargers, cameras) are dual voltage (100–240V) and only need an adapter not a converter. Check your device's power brick — if it says 100–240V you only need an adapter.
Thailand uses Type A, B and C sockets operating at 220V. US travellers with Type A plugs can often plug in directly to Type A sockets but should use a voltage converter if their device is not dual voltage.
Type G plugs (3 rectangular pins) are used in the UK, Ireland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kenya, Nigeria, Cyprus and several other countries formerly associated with Britain.