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  1. Jamaica

    Emergency source

    Before
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/jamaica/getting-help
    After
    https://jis.gov.jm/keep-emergency-numbers-close-says-jfb/ (conflict: Canada 911, resolvedBy hierarchy)

  2. Israel

    FAQ

    Before
    It can. The UK FCDO says an Israeli stamp or other evidence of travel to Israel may get you refused entry to Iran, Lebanon, Syria and Kuwait — for Iran this includes stamps from other countries' border crossings with Israel. Entry to Israel through Ben Gurion normally leaves no stamp, but check before planning onward travel to such countries.
    After
    It can. The UK FCDO says an Israeli stamp or other evidence of travel to Israel may get you refused entry to Iran, Lebanon, Syria and Kuwait — for Iran this includes stamps from other countries' border crossings with Israel — and that a passport showing previous travel to Israel will not be accepted for travel to Libya. Entry to Israel through Ben Gurion normally leaves no stamp, but check before planning onward travel to such countries.

  3. Ireland

    Visa policy note (GB)

    Before
    Common Travel Area: British citizens can live, work and travel in Ireland without any visa or permission, and are not subject to routine passport control arriving from the UK, but airlines still require photo ID, and a passport is the safest document to carry.
    After
    Common Travel Area: British citizens can live, work and travel in Ireland without any visa or permission. The UK government says a passport is not legally required to enter Ireland, but some airlines and ferry operators require one as identification, so check your carrier's rules.

  4. Ireland

    Tip

    Before
    British and Irish citizens travel freely between the UK and Ireland under the Common Travel Area. The UK government's travel advice says some airlines and ferry operators require a passport as identification, so check your carrier's rules; other nationalities should carry their passport, and visa-required nationals need an Irish visa even when entering from the UK.
    After
    British and Irish citizens travel freely between the UK and Ireland under the Common Travel Area. The UK government's travel advice says some airlines and ferry operators require a passport as identification, so check your carrier's rules. Other nationalities should carry their passport, and visa-required nationals need an Irish visa even when entering from the UK, unless they qualify under the British Irish Visa Scheme (Chinese and Indian citizens with a UK visa endorsed "BIVS") or Ireland's Short-stay Visa Waiver Programme.

  5. Iraq

    Best time to visit (months)

    Before
    3, 4, 11
    After
    (none)

  6. Iran

    Safety

    Before
    Several Western governments advise against all travel to Iran, citing the risk of arbitrary detention — particularly for dual nationals and journalists — alongside regional conflict. Ordinary crime is low and visitors are generally received warmly, but the political risk is real: check your government's advisory before deciding to go.
    After
    The UK, Canadian and Australian governments all advise against all travel to Iran, citing the volatile security situation, regional conflict and the risk of arbitrary detention, particularly for dual nationals. The UK government also reports attacks and robberies targeted at foreign nationals and tourists. Check your government's advisory before deciding to go.

  7. India

    Best time to visit

    Before
    {"months": [10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3], "text": "Canada's travel advice says the monsoon season runs from June to September, when heavy rain can cause flooding and landslides across the country."}
    After
    {"months": [11, 12, 1, 2, 3], "text": "Canada's travel advice says the monsoon season runs from June to September, when heavy rain can cause flooding and landslides across the country; the UK's says it usually runs from June to October. Canada adds that India's coastline is subject to cyclones, particularly between April and December."}

  8. India

    Currency limits (source conflict)

    Before
    (none)
    After
    {"url": "https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/india", "name": "Government of Canada — India travel advice and advisories (laws and culture: money)", "states": "Non-residents are prohibited from importing or exporting the Indian rupee; the INR 25,000 limit applies to residents.", "resolvedBy": "hierarchy"}

  9. India

    Payments

    Before
    Canada's travel advice says non-residents are prohibited from importing or exporting Indian rupees. No official source we could read describes card acceptance.
    After
    The UK government's travel advice says you can bring cash, travellers cheques or a bank card and exchange or withdraw rupees in India. No official source we could read describes how widely cards are accepted for payment.

  10. Hungary

    Best time to visit

    Before
    No official seasonal guidance. The CIA World Factbook describes Hungary's climate as temperate, with cold, cloudy, humid winters and warm summers.
    After
    No official seasonal guidance; the months shown are not an official recommendation. The CIA World Factbook describes Hungary's climate as temperate, with cold, cloudy, humid winters and warm summers.

  11. Hungary

    Customs note: duty-free allowances

    Before
    Arriving from outside the EU, the EU's Your Europe portal gives a duty-free allowance of 4 litres of still wine and 16 litres of beer, plus 1 litre of spirits (or 2 litres of fortified or sparkling wine), and other goods worth up to €300 (€430 by air or sea). Tobacco limits depend on the country, and travellers under 17 get no alcohol or tobacco allowance.
    After
    Arriving from outside the EU, the EU's Your Europe portal gives a duty-free allowance of 4 litres of still wine and 16 litres of beer, plus 1 litre of spirits (or 2 litres of fortified or sparkling wine), and other goods worth up to €300 (€430 by air or sea). Hungary applies the EU's lower tobacco limit to travellers arriving by land or sea — 40 cigarettes instead of 200 — and travellers under 17 get no alcohol or tobacco allowance.

  12. Hungary

    Tip: taxis

    Before
    (removed on 3 October)
    After
    In Hungary, Canada's travel advice says to use only officially marked taxis, to call one through a dispatcher rather than hailing it on the street, and to make sure the meter is on and shows the correct rate. It reports overcharging by taxi drivers, and that some drivers take part in bar and restaurant bill scams, so do not ask them to recommend bars or clubs.

  13. Honduras

    FAQ

    Before
    and Canada advises against non-essential travel to some areas, including Copán Ruinas. Both advise against road travel at night.
    After
    and Canada advises avoiding non-essential travel to some areas, including within 20 km of the borders with Guatemala and El Salvador (Copán Ruinas and the El Florido crossing are excluded) and parts of San Pedro Sula. Both advise against road travel at night.

  14. Haiti

    emergency source conflict

    Before
    hierarchy
    After
    newer

  15. Guyana

    Best time to visit

    Before
    Canada's travel advice says Guyana has two rainy seasons, from May to July and from November to January, but that flooding occurs year round and can hamper overland travel, particularly in coastal areas. No official source we could read names a best time to visit.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says Guyana has two rainy seasons, from May to July and from November to January, but that flooding occurs year round and can hamper overland travel, particularly in coastal areas. The months shown are those outside the two rainy seasons; no official source we could read recommends a time to visit.

  16. Guyana

    tips

    Before
    The UK government's travel advice says visitors can normally stay for 30 days and can apply to Guyana's immigration support services for one-month extensions. Overstaying can lead to arrest, a one-year prison sentence, a fine of up to 50,000 Guyana dollars and deportation at your own expense. Canada's travel advice says to make sure your passport is stamped on arrival.
    After
    The UK government's travel advice says visitors can normally stay for 30 days. Extensions are granted by Immigration Support Services for three months at a time, at most two. Overstaying can lead to arrest, a one-year prison sentence, a fine of up to 50,000 Guyana dollars and deportation at your own expense. Canada's travel advice says to make sure your passport is stamped on arrival.

  17. Guyana

    Yellow fever

    Before
    A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers aged 1 year and over arriving from, or having transited more than 4 hours through the airport of, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. Guyana is itself a yellow fever risk country, so vaccination is strongly recommended for all visitors, and neighboring countries will ask for the certificate when you travel on.
    After
    A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers aged 1 year and over arriving from, or having transited more than 4 hours through the airport of, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. Guyana is itself on WHO's list of countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.

  18. Guinea

    currency limits

    After
    Canada: local-currency import/export prohibited

  19. Guinea

    FAQ

    Before
    Citizens of the 15 ECOWAS countries are exempt and enter freely under the bloc's free-movement protocol.
    After
    Citizens of ECOWAS member states are exempt and enter freely under the bloc's free-movement protocol, as, until further notice, do citizens of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, which left ECOWAS in January 2025.

  20. Guinea

    payments

    Before
    Canada's travel advice describes a cash-based economy, and exchanging money on the street is illegal.
    After
    Canada's travel advice describes a cash-based economy, and the UK says exchanging money on the street is illegal.

  21. Guinea-Bissau

    FAQ answer

    Before
    Most nationalities do, and it should be arranged before you fly: Guinea-Bissau's embassies (for example in Paris and Lisbon) issue visas in person; Ireland's foreign ministry quotes Irish citizens EUR 70 for 45 days, EUR 110 for 90 days or EUR 200 for 180 days. An eVisa and an airport visa on arrival have been offered, but no official source currently confirms them. Citizens of the 15 ECOWAS countries are exempt and enter freely under the bloc's free-movement protocol.
    After
    Most nationalities do, and it should be arranged before you fly: Guinea-Bissau's embassies (for example in Paris and Lisbon) issue visas in person; Ireland's foreign ministry quotes Irish citizens EUR 70 for 45 days, EUR 110 for 90 days or EUR 200 for 180 days. An eVisa and an airport visa on arrival have been offered, but no official source currently confirms them. ECOWAS citizens are exempt and enter freely under the bloc's free-movement protocol, as for now are citizens of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, which left ECOWAS in January 2025.

  22. Guinea-Bissau

    Tip

    Before
    The site that operates Guinea-Bissau's electronic visa application, rgb-visa.com, is currently serving injected advertising links for gambling sites alongside its own content, which is the signature of a compromised web server. We have removed our link to it. Until it is cleaned up, arrange the visa through a Guinea-Bissau embassy or the letter-of-authorisation route for arrival at Bissau airport, and do not enter passport or card details on that site.
    After
    The site that operates Guinea-Bissau's electronic visa application, rgb-visa.com, is currently serving injected advertising links for gambling sites alongside its own content, which is the signature of a compromised web server. We have removed our link to it. Arrange the visa through a Guinea-Bissau embassy instead, and do not enter passport or card details on that site.

  23. Guatemala

    safety

    Before
    Violent crime and armed robbery are real concerns, though the main tourist circuit — Antigua, Lake Atitlán, Tikal — is well policed and mostly sees petty theft. Use registered shuttles or app taxis rather than public buses, keep valuables out of sight, and avoid remote roads after dark.
    After
    The UK Foreign Office says Guatemala has one of the highest violent crime rates in Latin America, that carjacking and armed robbery are common, and that there have been armed attacks or robberies on most tourist routes between Guatemala City, Antigua, Tikal, Petén and Lake Atitlán. It advises against public buses, recommends radio-dispatched taxis, Uber or hotel taxis for short trips in towns, and advises not travelling alone or at night.

  24. Guatemala

    payments

    Before
    No official source describes how widely cards are accepted in Guatemala. The UK Foreign Office notes that British pounds often cannot be exchanged and US dollars are much easier, warns of tampered ATMs and says it is safer to change money in hotels, banks or exchange offices. The Government of Canada adds that US dollars can be exchanged at most major banks, and that some ATMs accept foreign debit cards with a four-digit PIN.
    After
    No official source describes how widely cards are accepted in Guatemala. The UK Foreign Office notes that British pounds often cannot be exchanged and US dollars are much easier, warns of tampered ATMs and says it is safer to change money in hotels, banks or exchange offices. The Government of Canada adds that US dollars can be exchanged at most major banks, and that some ATMs accept Canadian debit cards with a four-digit PIN (five-digit PINs are not accepted).

  25. Guatemala

    emergency

    Before
    {"police": "110", "ambulance": "123", "fire": "122", "tourist-assistance": "1500"}
    After
    {"police": "110", "ambulance": "122 / 123", "fire": "122 / 123", "tourist-assistance": "1500"}