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Dataset v1.3.0

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  1. Moldova

    Source

    Before
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/moldova
    After
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/moldova/safety-and-security

  2. Moldova

    Safety

    Before
    Moldova is generally safe with low violent crime; … the war in neighboring Ukraine means advisories can change. Check them before travel.
    After
    The UK Foreign Office reports street crime and petty theft, particularly in Chișinău, and advises against all travel to the breakaway Transnistria region, which is outside the control of the Moldovan government.

  3. Moldova

    Payments

    Before
    Foreign cards do not work in Transnistria, which uses its own Transnistrian ruble.
    After
    The Government of Canada says credit cards are increasingly accepted but the economy is primarily cash-based, and that only a few ATMs in Chișinău accept foreign bank cards. The UK FCDO says US dollars and euros are the most widely accepted foreign currencies, that notes should be in perfect condition, and that ATMs in Transnistrian banks do not accept cards from non-Transnistrian banks; Transnistria uses the Transnistrian ruble.

  4. Moldova

    Travel insurance

    Before
    No insurance is checked for visa-free entry, but cover is strongly recommended for all visitors.
    After
    Visa applicants must hold travel medical insurance valid throughout Moldova for the whole stay, covering medical repatriation, emergency treatment and hospitalization, of at least €30,000. The eVisa portal lists medical insurance for the stay among the documents an eVisa holder must carry at the border.

  5. Moldova

    Type D visa fee notes

    Before
    For stays over 90 days … followed by a residence permit in Moldova. Confirm the current fee and documents with the Moldovan mission.
    After
    Issued for purposes including employment, study, family reunification and entrepreneurial activity. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs gives the consular fee as 40 euro, plus additional fees if applicable.

  6. Moldova

    Type C visa fee notes

    Before
    …where the eVisa is unavailable or a multiple-entry visa is needed. Confirm the current fee with the mission.
    After
    Applied for at a Moldovan diplomatic mission or consular office. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs gives the consular fee as 40 euro, plus additional fees if applicable.

  7. Moldova

    Summary

    Before
    …get 90 days in any 180-day period — while most other nationalities can apply online…
    After
    Moldova's visa-exempt list covers the EU/EFTA countries, the US, UK, Canada, Japan, the Western Balkans, most CIS countries and much of Latin America, and its Border Police allows foreigners up to 90 days within 6 months. Nationalities that need a visa can apply online for a short-stay eVisa through the government portal evisa.gov.md.

  8. Micronesia

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Under the Compact of Free Association, US citizens need no visa. A US passport or a birth certificate proves citizenship, and the entry permit may be issued for the length of the visit, up to one year.
    After
    US citizens may enter any FSM state with a US passport or proof of US citizenship (birth certificate), and may be issued an entry permit for the length of the visit, up to one year.

  9. Micronesia

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Palauan citizens need no visa under the reciprocal arrangements between the Compact states. A passport, a birth certificate or an FSM entry permit proves citizenship, and the entry permit may be issued for the length of the visit, up to one year.
    After
    Citizens of Palau may prove citizenship with a passport, a birth certificate or an FSM entry permit, and may be issued an entry permit for the length of the visit, up to one year.

  10. Micronesia

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Marshallese citizens need no visa under the reciprocal arrangements between the Compact states. A passport, a birth certificate or an FSM entry permit proves citizenship, and the entry permit may be issued for the length of the visit, up to one year.
    After
    Citizens of the Marshall Islands may prove citizenship with a passport, a birth certificate or an FSM entry permit, and may be issued an entry permit for the length of the visit, up to one year.

  11. Micronesia

    faq (yellow-fever)

    Before
    None is required for entry: the FSM is not on WHO's list of countries that ask for a yellow fever certificate, and no FSM authority publishes a vaccination rule. Routine vaccinations should be up to date; dengue outbreaks occur, so mosquito precautions matter more than paperwork.
    After
    The FSM's visitor regulations say vaccination or certification is not required unless the traveller comes from an infected area.

  12. Micronesia

    faq (extend-stay)

    Before
    Yes. Visitors staying longer than 30 days need an entry permit from the FSM Division of Immigration, which may be issued for an additional period of up to 60 days. Apply before your first 30 days end.
    After
    Yes. Visitors staying longer than 30 days need an entry permit, which may be issued for an additional period of up to 60 days.

  13. Micronesia

    faq (us-compact)

    Before
    Under the Compact, US citizens may enter the Federated States of Micronesia without a visa, and FSM citizens have the same right in the United States. A US passport or a birth certificate proves citizenship, and the entry permit covers the length of the visit, up to one year. You still pass through immigration, and local rules on employment and land ownership apply.
    After
    The FSM's visitor regulations say US citizens may enter any FSM state with a US passport or proof of US citizenship (a birth certificate), and may be issued an entry permit for the duration of the visit, up to one year. Each island airport has its own customs and immigration officers.

  14. Micronesia

    faq (need-visa)

    Before
    Almost certainly not. Citizens of essentially every country need neither a visa nor a permit for visits of 30 days or less, provided they hold a passport valid at least 120 days beyond the date of entry and a return or onward ticket; stays over 30 days need an entry permit. US citizens need no visa under the Compact of Free Association, and their entry permit can cover the whole visit, up to one y
    After
    Not for visits of 30 days or less: the FSM requires no permit for them, provided you hold a passport valid at least 120 days beyond the date of entry and can show a return or onward ticket, and complete the CIQ form on arrival. Stays over 30 days need an entry permit. US citizens may be issued an entry permit for the whole visit, up to one year.

  15. Micronesia

    tips (bring-cash)

    Before
    Bring enough US dollars in cash: the UK FCDO says ATM facilities are limited, and Canada says there are few ATMs.
    After
    The currency is the US dollar. The UK FCDO says ATM facilities are limited, and Canada says there are few ATMs.

  16. Micronesia

    countryFacts.safety

    Before
    Serious crime against visitors is rare and island communities are welcoming. The practical risks are alcohol-related trouble after dark, occasional theft from unlocked rooms, weak road lighting, and how far you are from advanced medical care.
    After
    The UK Foreign Office says crime levels are low, that the risk of crime is higher at night, particularly if alcohol is involved, and that it is also higher in the state of Chuuk.

  17. Micronesia

    countryFacts.payments

    Before
    The UK FCDO says most hotels accept credit cards and ATM facilities are limited; Canada says most hotels and tourist facilities accept major credit cards and that there are few ATMs.
    After
    The UK FCDO says the currency is the US dollar, that most hotels accept credit cards and that ATM facilities are limited; Canada says most hotels and tourist facilities accept major credit cards and that there are few ATMs.

  18. Micronesia

    customs.currencyLimits

    Before
    The US Department of State says amounts equivalent to US$10,000 or more must be declared on entry to the FSM. It lists no restriction on exit.
    After
    No official source we could read states a currency declaration threshold for the FSM.

  19. Micronesia

    proofOfFunds

    Before
    No FSM official source we could read states a funds requirement or amount. Canada's travel advice says customs officials may ask you to show proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay.
    After
    No FSM official source we could read states a funds requirement or amount. Canada's travel advice says customs officials may ask you to show proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay.

  20. Micronesia

    onwardTicket

    Before
    Visitors entering on the 30-day permit must hold a confirmed onward or return ticket; airlines check this at check-in and immigration officers may ask to see it.
    After
    Every visitor must be able to show they can travel onward and leave the FSM at the end of the visit, normally with a return or onward ticket; the Chief of Immigration & Labor may accept other proof instead.

  21. Micronesia

    summary

    Before
    Micronesia needs no visa or permit for visits of 30 days or less from citizens of essentially every country; longer stays need an entry permit. US citizens go further still: under the Compact of Free Association they may enter, live and work in the FSM without a visa.
    After
    The Federated States of Micronesia requires no permit for visits of 30 days or less; visitors complete a Customs, Immigration & Quarantine form on arrival and need a passport valid at least 120 days beyond entry and a way to travel onward. Longer stays need an entry permit. US citizens may enter with a US passport or a birth certificate and may be issued an entry permit for the whole visit, up to one year.

  22. Mexico

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Mexico reimposed a consular visa requirement for Venezuelan citizens in 2022; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.
    After
    Mexico requires a consular visa for Venezuelan citizens; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.

  23. Mexico

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Mexico reintroduced a consular visa requirement for Peruvian citizens in 2024; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.
    After
    Mexico requires a consular visa for Peruvian citizens; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.

  24. Mexico

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Mexico reimposed a consular visa requirement for Ecuadorian citizens in 2021; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.
    After
    Mexico requires a consular visa for Ecuadorian citizens; holders of a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa remain exempt.

  25. Mexico

    Passport notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Ukrainian citizens arriving BY AIR can use the free Electronic Authorization (SAE) instead of a consular visa; land/sea arrivals need a visitor visa. Anyone holding a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa is exempt from both. Rules for Ukrainians have shifted in recent years. Confirm with the nearest Mexican consulate before booking.
    After
    Ukrainian citizens arriving BY AIR can use the free Electronic Authorization (SAE) instead of a consular visa; land/sea arrivals need a visitor visa. Anyone holding a valid US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa is exempt from both.