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Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.
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São Tomé & Príncipe
Tip
- Before
- Bring enough cash in euros for your whole stay — ATMs are scarce and unreliable, cards are rarely accepted, and euros are exchanged everywhere at the fixed peg.
- After
- Bring enough cash: the UK FCDO says cards are not widely accepted and ATMs are few, and Canada says foreign bank cards cannot be used to withdraw money from ATMs. Banks exchange US dollars, euros and CFA francs.
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São Tomé & Príncipe
Customs note
- Before
- Exporting turtle-shell products, corals and other protected marine items is prohibited.
- After
- The UK FCDO says there are severe penalties for all drug offences: pack your luggage yourself and do not carry anything through customs for anyone else.
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São Tomé & Príncipe
Best time to visit
- Before
- Jan · Feb · Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep
- After
- Jun · Jul · Aug
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São Tomé & Príncipe
Emergency numbers
- Before
- general: 112
- After
- police: 113 · ambulance: 222 22 22 · fire: 112
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San Marino
FAQ
- Before
- Can I get my passport stamped in San Marino?
- After
- (removed)
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San Marino
FAQ
- Before
- How do I get to San Marino?
- After
- (removed)
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San Marino
Tip
- Before
- The tourist office in the old town sells an official souvenir passport stamp for a small fee. It has no legal effect; ask for it on a spare page if you prefer to keep visa pages clean.
- After
- (removed)
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San Marino
Tip
- Before
- San Marino has no airport or railway — fly to Rimini or Bologna and take the regular Rimini–San Marino bus (about 50 minutes) or drive; parking sits just below the historic center.
- After
- (removed)
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San Marino
Customs note
- Before
- San Marino sits outside the EU customs union for some goods — duty-free style shopping is popular, and Italian customs can check larger purchases on the way out.
- After
- (removed)
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San Marino
Best time to visit
- Before
- [4, 5, 6, 9, 10]
- After
- [4, 5, 6, 9, 10]
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San Marino
Card acceptance / cash importance
- Before
- widely/low
- After
- limited/low
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San Marino
Tap water safe to drink
- Before
- True
- After
- False
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San Marino
Emergency numbers
- Before
- general 112
- After
- general 112, ambulance 118, fire 115
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Samoa
faq
- Before
- Can I visit American Samoa on the same trip? ...
- After
- (removed)
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Samoa
tips
- Before
- Samoa switched to driving on the left in 2009 ...
- After
- Left-hand traffic, temporary permit, speed limits (UK and Canadian advice)
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Samoa
tips
- Before
- Sunday rest and evening sa curfew
- After
- Sunday alcohol-sale ban and public drinking law
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Samoa
customs.notes
- Before
- ["Biosecurity is strict — fresh fruit, vegetables, seeds, plants, meat and dairy are restricted, and used hiking or camping gear may be inspected and cleaned.", "Duty-free allowances for alcohol and tobacco are modest and enforced at Faleolo.", "Firearms, ammunition and offensive weapons are prohibited without prior permission from the police."]
- After
- ["The UK government's travel advice says there are strict regulations on importing firearms, plant and animal products, pets and recreational drugs, and that you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty."]
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Samoa
bestTimeToVisit
- Before
- May to October is the dry season — cooler, less humid and outside the November-to-April cyclone and rain period.
- After
- The UK government's travel advice says the tropical cyclone season normally runs from November to the end of April, with most rain falling from December to March.
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Samoa
payments
- Before
- Hotels, resorts and larger shops in Apia take cards, but markets, buses, beach fales and village stalls are cash only. ATMs are plentiful in Apia and scarce elsewhere — draw tālā before heading to Savai'i or the south coast.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says major credit cards are accepted at most large hotels and some restaurants and stores, and that ATMs are mostly in and around Apia, with one on Savai'i and none elsewhere on the islands.
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Samoa
languages
- Before
- ["Samoan", "English"]
- After
- ["Samoan"]
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Samoa
emergency
- Before
- {"police": "995", "fire": "994", "ambulance": "996"}
- After
- {"general": "911"}
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St. Vincent & Grenadines
FAQ
- Before
- The visa rules are the same by sea as by air — what changes is the procedure. The captain must clear the whole crew in at an official port of entry, present passports and the ship's papers, and pay cruising and port fees; each crew member gets the same entry stamp they would receive at the airport.
- After
- (removed)
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St. Vincent & Grenadines
FAQ
- Before
- Argyle International Airport (SVD) on Saint Vincent takes direct flights from Miami, New York, Toronto and regional Caribbean hubs, with connections through Barbados and Saint Lucia. The Grenadines are reached by inter-island ferry from Kingstown or by short flights to Bequia, Canouan, Mustique and Union Island.
- After
- (removed)
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St. Vincent & Grenadines
Tip
- Before
- The EC dollar is pegged at EC$2.70 to US$1. Paying in US dollars is accepted almost everywhere, but you will usually get change in EC dollars and a slightly worse rate than the ATM.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says US dollars are widely accepted, and the UK government says taxi fares can often be paid in US dollars. Agree taxi fares in advance — taxis are not metered.
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St. Vincent & Grenadines
Tip
- Before
- Arriving by yacht you must clear immigration and customs at an official port of entry — Kingstown, Bequia (Port Elizabeth), Canouan, Union Island or Chatham Bay — before moving between the Grenadines.
- After
- (removed)