Escape from Tarkov’s battle pass includes a document hunt that can become difficult to track, especially for players trying to reach its final page. A player-created infographic puts the required documents, their page placement, and several progress timelines into one reference.
The guide is built around a simple question: how many documents are needed to finish the battle pass? It breaks the requirements down across the pass’s pages, giving players a checklist to follow while they work toward the final page.
The infographic also compares three spending scenarios. One tracks progress without spending extra money, while the others estimate the time needed after adding $10 or $50. Those figures are presented as calculations rather than confirmed game rules, so players should treat the day estimates as planning tools and check their own progress in-game.
The 500-document breakdown
A separate breakdown puts the full tally at 500 documents across eight types. Medical documents make up the largest category at 86, while Technical documentation is the smallest at 49. Each type is spread across three maps:
| Document type | Required | Maps |
|---|---|---|
| Financial documents | 65 | Customs, Streets of Tarkov, Interchange |
| PMC personnel files | 57 | Reserve, Lighthouse, Icebreaker |
| Project documentation | 63 | Factory, Reserve, Customs |
| Blueprints and technical documentation | 65 | Interchange, Factory, Labyrinth |
| Test documentation | 64 | Shoreline, Woods, Icebreaker |
| User documentation | 51 | GZ, Streets of Tarkov, Labs |
| Medical documents | 86 | Labs, GZ, Labyrinth |
| Technical documentation | 49 | Shoreline, Woods, Lighthouse |
The numbers add up to exactly 500, making the table useful for tracking which document type is still holding back progress. The tally’s mode-specific calculations estimate about 50 days in PvE or 20 days in Seasonal play if the mode’s limit is reached. Those figures are still personal calculations, not confirmed completion rules.
Medical documents receive the most attention as the roughest part of the process, with Labs, GZ, and Labyrinth described as poor locations for that task. The suggested way to make the grind less punishing is to leave some battle pass elements locked, including dog tags and mannequin poses.
For the clearest use of the guide, start by recording the documents already collected, then work through the infographic page by page. Compare the remaining total against the timeline for your chosen spending scenario. It is best used as a checklist, not as a guarantee that the pass can be completed within the exact number of days shown.
Here is the original infographic with the page requirements and estimated timelines:
[Discussion] Battlepass Math
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The calculations may save some time for players who are counting every document, though the final totals still depend on what appears in-game and how consistently each item can be collected. Share your thoughts in the comments, and follow us on X, Bluesky, YouTube, and Instagram.
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