Digital image
A high-contrast image for your camera roll. Open it at the table and hand over your phone.
- Free cards cover English-language destinations
Travel more. Worry less.
Your food allergies. Understood anywhere.
Create a personalized food allergy card in your destination's language. Simply show it at restaurants, save it to your phone, or carry a printed copy.
Make Your Allergy Card
Save it to your phone as an image.
Preview a real card
I'm allergic to and going to
AllergyPass
Italian
Arachidi
Peanuts
Kitchen note
Si prega di utilizzare guanti, utensili, taglieri e pentole puliti e olio di frittura nuovo durante la preparazione del mio pasto. Grazie.
Please use clean gloves, utensils, cutting boards, cookware, and fresh frying oil when preparing my meal. Thank you.
Si prega di mostrare questo biglietto al personale di cucina
Please show this card to kitchen staff
- 60+ languages
- Apple Wallet pass
- Printable PDF
- 100+satisfied customers so far
- 60+card languages
- 3 formatsimage, printable PDF, Wallet pass
- One-timepayment, no subscription
Why AllergyPass
Show your allergies in their language.
Communicate clearly
Restaurant staff read your allergies, severity and kitchen note in their own language, with English underneath, so you don't have to explain them yourself.
Prepare before you go
Build and check your card at home, so your first meal after landing isn't where you start translating.
Keep it within reach
Save it to your phone, print it, or add a Wallet pass when your card has up to three allergens or restrictions.
How it works
Three steps, about three minutes.
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01 Personalize
Choose your allergies.
Pick from 173 allergens and restrictions, then mark severity and cross-contact.
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02 Translate
Choose your destination.
Pick where you're going and preview the card in that country's language before you pay.
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03 Save and travel
Save it. Show it. Travel.
Your card arrives by email as an image. Paid cards add a printable PDF and a Wallet pass for cards with up to 3 allergens or restrictions. Show it to restaurant staff before ordering.
Your card, your way
Your allergy card. Always within reach.
One personalized card, with convenient ways to keep it accessible during your travels.
Printable PDF
Print at actual size, cut along the line and keep a paper copy with your passport.
- No allergen limit. The card grows to fit
Wallet pass 
Add the card to Apple Wallet on iPhone or Google Wallet on Android, next to your boarding pass.
- Apple Wallet is available for eligible cards with up to 3 allergens or restrictions.
- Longer lists still get the image and PDF
What travelers are saying
From travelers who used AllergyPass
From travelers who used AllergyPass
in Thailand.
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I developed a lactose and gluten intolerance a few years into living in Thailand, and honestly, just avoided restaurants and cafés due to the language barrier of trying to explain it. However, after coming across this Allergy Pass Card, it's become so much easier to go out and about - I just show my phone without having to use Google Translate every time.
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A very useful app when traveling. It helped me clearly communicate my food restrictions and avoid foods that could cause me problems.
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The service is good and very convenient, it’s been needed for a while.
Pricing
Preview free. Pay once for the language and formats you need.
Free Starter
$0
- ✓ English card
- ✓ Unlimited allergens
- ✓ Image to save on your phone
- ✓ Limited Risk Checker
- ✓ No account needed
One Language
$7.99 one time
- ✓ One destination, in its card language
- ✓ Unlimited allergens
- ✓ Image + Wallet (up to 3 allergens or restrictions)
- ✓ Printable PDF
Best Value
All Languages
$29.99 one time
- ✓ All languages, forever
- ✓ Unlimited allergens
- ✓ Unlimited Risk Checker
- ✓ Image + Wallet (up to 3 allergens or restrictions)
- ✓ Access to all supported destinations
Translation quality
A human process, for products that need to speak to humans.
Wording differences can have big consequences, so every card follows three principles.
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Consistent wording
Cards use structured, versioned translations designed for restaurant communication.
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Transparent review status
We clearly distinguish languages that have undergone native-speaker review from those that have not. See the review register
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Preview before purchase
Review your allergy card before completing your purchase.
Common questions
What is a travel allergy card?
A travel allergy card — sometimes called an allergy translation card or chef card — is a written card stating your food allergies in the local language of the country you're visiting. Instead of explaining a medical condition in a foreign language, you hand the card to restaurant staff, who can pass it straight to the kitchen. AllergyPass builds food allergy cards in 60+ languages, with severity levels and cross-contamination warnings. The English card is free and arrives as an image you can show offline; a $7.99 one-time One Language pass unlocks one translated destination language and adds a printable PDF.
How accurate are the translations?
Cards are not translated by AI or a machine-translation service when you build them. They use fixed wording from AllergyPass's versioned translation database. Native speakers completed reviews of Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese in July 2026, providing natural local phrasing rather than literal word-for-word translations. Reviewers are being sought for the remaining languages. That review covered the card wording in use at the time; the kitchen cross-contact note, the dietary-requirement heading and food names added since then were added separately and have not yet had native-speaker review.
What do I receive, and how?
Your card is emailed to you, so you can keep it offline. Free cards arrive as an image. One Language and All Languages cards add a printable PDF and, for cards with up to three allergens or restrictions, a link to add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
Does it work with Apple Wallet?
Yes, on paid cards. Add the pass to Apple Wallet on an iPhone or Google Wallet on Android. Apple's Wallet pass layout has limited space, so a pass holds up to three allergens or restrictions. For longer lists, use the image or the printable PDF, which have no limit.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no credit card — pick your allergens, choose a language, and your card builds instantly in your browser. Nothing leaves your device while you build. Enter an email only when you want the finished card sent to you, which is how we deliver it.
Is this a subscription?
No. One Language ($7.99) and All Languages ($29.99) are one-time payments with no renewal. All Languages includes languages added later.
Is it safe to rely on for a serious allergy?
AllergyPass was built specifically for high-stakes situations. Cards are severity-coded (life-threatening, severe, intolerance), can include an optional cross-contamination warning, and are phrased specifically for kitchen contexts. It cannot guarantee allergen-free food or verify how food is prepared, and no communication tool eliminates risk entirely. Always confirm with staff, carry your emergency medication, and know how to reach emergency healthcare at your destination. Look into travel insurance for food allergies before you go.