Border radar
Dataset updates
Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.
35426 updates
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Fiji
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Estonia
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- safe
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Eritrea
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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El Salvador
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Egypt
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Djibouti
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Congo - Kinshasa
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Cuba
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Chile
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Burundi
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Burkina Faso
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Bulgaria
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Brazil
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Bolivia
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Belize
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Bangladesh
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Armenia
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Angola
Tap water
- Before
- not stated
- After
- not safe
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Zimbabwe
FAQ
- Before
- US dollars in cash. The gold-backed ZiG is the official currency, but USD is legal tender and is what hotels, parks and border posts actually quote. Bring clean, small-denomination notes and expect change to be scarce.
- After
- US dollars in cash. The UK government says Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) replaced the Zimbabwean dollar in April 2024, but the US dollar remains legal tender, can be used for most transactions and is what most suppliers prefer. Bring small-denomination notes, as change is rarely available.
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Zimbabwe
Tip
- Before
- Do not photograph government buildings, airports, bridges, military sites or police — arrests over "sensitive" photography do happen. Camouflage clothing is also illegal for civilians.
- After
- Do not photograph airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence, security forces or demonstrations — Australia's Smartraveller says it is illegal — and Canada's travel advice says camouflage clothing is illegal for civilians.
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Zimbabwe
Tip
- Before
- Bring enough US dollars in cash: visa-on-arrival fees are payable only in USD, ATMs and card terminals are unreliable, and worn or older-series notes are frequently refused.
- After
- Bring enough US dollars in cash, in small notes. The UK government says it is not always possible to withdraw cash with an international card, change is rarely available, and you should not accept torn or damaged notes in change.
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Zimbabwe
Customs notes
- Before
- It is illegal to photograph government buildings, airports, military sites, police and the presidential motorcade. | Camouflage-pattern clothing is prohibited for civilians in Zimbabwe. | Drones may not be flown without prior authorization from the Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe.
- After
- Australia's Smartraveller says photographing airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence and security forces is illegal, as is photographing demonstrations and protests. | Canada's travel advice says it is illegal for civilians to wear any clothing made from camouflage material.
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Zimbabwe
Currency
- Before
- Zimbabwe gold (ZiG)
- After
- Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG)
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Zimbabwe
Best time to visit
- Before
- The dry season from May to October brings the best game viewing and comfortable temperatures. Victoria Falls is at its thundering fullest from about February to May and at its lowest around November.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from November to March, when flooding can make roads impassable and cyclones occur, and that veld fires are common in the dry season from April to October.
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Zimbabwe
Payments
- Before
- The gold-backed ZiG (ZWG) is the official currency, but US dollars are legal tender and remain the practical currency for visitors. Bring small-denomination USD notes in good condition, as torn or old bills are often refused. Cards work in larger hotels and supermarkets, but networks are unreliable; cash is essential outside the cities.
- After
- The UK government says Zimbabwe has a multi-currency system: Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) replaced the Zimbabwean dollar in April 2024, the US dollar remains legal tender and can be used for most transactions, and most suppliers prefer US dollars in cash. There is a shortage of physical US dollars, so withdrawals with an international card are not always possible, change is rarely available, and some businesses do not accept credit or debit cards.