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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Mali
Emergency numbers
- Before
- police: 17 · fire: 18 · ambulance: 15
- After
- police: 17 · ambulance: 15 · fire: 18
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Maldives
faq
- Before
- Usually not. US dollars are accepted almost everywhere …
- After
- Canada money advice
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Maldives
faq
- Before
- No. … It will be stored at the airport and returned when you leave …
- After
- Import illegal (Canada, FCDO)
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Maldives
tips
- Before
- Tap water is not drinkable … If you travel with a drone, declare it on arrival …
- After
- (removed)
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Maldives
tips
- Before
- … swim only at designated "bikini beaches" … Resort islands have no such restrictions.
- After
- Canada dress advice; FCDO Ramadan advice
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Maldives
tips
- Before
- Alcohol is legal only on resort islands and liveaboards …
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- FCDO alcohol rules
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Maldives
customs.notes
- Before
- ["Importing alcohol is strictly prohibited — bottles (including duty-free bought abroad) are held at the airport and returned on departure.", "Pork products, religious idols for worship and pornographic material are also prohibited imports.", "Drones must be declared; flying them near resorts or Malé requires permission."]
- After
- ["The UK Foreign Office says it is illegal to bring in anything deemed contrary to Islam, including idols for worship, bibles, pork and pork products, and alcohol.", "Canada's travel advice says it is illegal to export tortoise shell and coral."]
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Maldives
bestTimeToVisit
- Before
- November to April is the dry northeast-monsoon season — sunny skies, calm seas and the best visibility for diving. May to October is wetter and windier but cheaper.
- After
- No official source we could read gives a best time to visit the Maldives. The CIA World Factbook describes a dry northeast monsoon from November to March and a rainy southwest monsoon from June to August; Canada's travel advice instead says the rainy season runs from November to April in the northeast and from May to October in the southwest.
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Maldives
payments
- Before
- Resorts and liveaboards take cards and bill in US dollars, which are accepted almost everywhere alongside rufiyaa. On local islands carry some cash (small USD bills or MVR); a 10% service charge plus 16% TGST is added to most resort bills.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says major credit cards are accepted at resorts and hotels, US dollars can be exchanged at the airport, banks and hotels, and ATMs that accept some foreign cards are found only in Malé and the more populated non-resort islands.
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Maldives
tapWaterSafe
- Before
- not safe
- After
- not stated
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Malaysia
Tip
- Before
- Plan around the monsoons: the east coast islands (Perhentian, Redang, Tioman) largely shut down from November to February, while the west coast stays open year-round.
- After
- (removed)
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Malaysia
Customs notes
- Before
- Alcohol allowances and local rules are stricter in the states of Kelantan and Terengganu.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says particularly strict rules on alcohol and public decency can be applied in some states, such as Kelantan and Terengganu.
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Malaysia
Customs notes
- Before
- Drug trafficking carries the death penalty under Malaysian law — never carry packages for others.
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- The UK says drug offences in Malaysia carry severe penalties, including a possible death sentence by hanging for trafficking. Never carry packages for others.
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Malaysia
Customs notes
- Before
- Duty-free allowance: 1 liter of alcohol; tobacco products are no longer duty-free at most entry points.
- After
- (removed)
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Malaysia
Languages
- Before
- Malay, English
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- Malay
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Malawi
FAQ answer
- Before
- Millions do, but parts of the lake carry bilharzia… Stick to beaches recommended by your lodge
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- TravelHealthPro advises all travellers to avoid swimming in fresh water
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Malawi
Customs notes
- Before
- Change money only at banks and licensed forex bureaus — street exchange is illegal, and kwacha are effectively impossible to exchange outside Malawi.
- After
- Import/export prohibitions and currency declaration (Government of Canada)
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Madagascar
FAQ answer
- Before
- April to October, in the dry season — cooler weather, passable roads and the best wildlife viewing. July to September adds humpback whale watching off Île Sainte-Marie. November to March is cyclone season, with heavy rain in the north and east.
- After
- No government publishes seasonal guidance for visitors. The UK FCDO says the cyclone season normally runs from November to April and that many secondary roads are impassable except by 4-wheel-drive in the December–April rainy season.
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Madagascar
FAQ answer
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- Most trips are trouble-free, but take petty and opportunistic crime seriously in Antananarivo and on isolated beaches, avoid demonstrations given the unsettled political situation, and plan around the November–April cyclone season. Check your government's travel advice before booking.
- After
- Take care. Canada's travel advice says petty crime is common throughout the country, that violent crime is reported in all regions, and that armed gangs have assaulted tourists in isolated areas such as beaches and national parks. Demonstrations are frequent and can turn violent, and the UK FCDO says the cyclone season normally runs from November to April.
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Madagascar
Tip
- Before
- Malaria is present year-round in coastal and lowland areas. Take prophylaxis, use repellent and sleep under nets; the central highlands carry lower risk.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says there is a risk of malaria in certain areas and at certain times of year, and that antimalarial medication may be recommended depending on your itinerary — see a health professional before you travel and use insect repellent.
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Madagascar
Tip
- Before
- Road travel is slow — a few hundred kilometers can take a full day on degraded roads — so most visitors use domestic flights to cover long distances.
- After
- The UK FCDO says road conditions vary greatly and are often poor, advises against driving at night, and says many secondary roads are impassable except by 4-wheel-drive in the December–April rainy season. It also warns of armed robberies on main roads, particularly at night.
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Madagascar
Tip
- Before
- Change money at banks or official bureaux and carry enough ariary for several days whenever you leave a major town — card payment and ATMs are scarce in rural areas.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says cash can be withdrawn from only a limited number of ATMs in Antananarivo and that some banks will not convert ariary back into hard currency, so plan your cash before leaving the capital.
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Madagascar
Tip
- Before
- Political conditions have been unsettled since the change of government in late 2025. Avoid demonstrations and large gatherings, follow local news and check your government's travel advice before and during your trip.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says the military took over on 14 October 2025 after large-scale demonstrations and announced a two-year transition. Demonstrations are frequent and can turn violent: avoid them and large gatherings, and follow local news.
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Madagascar
Tip
- Before
- Cyclones regularly strike Madagascar between November and April, especially on the east coast — flights and roads can be cut for days, so monitor forecasts and build slack into any rainy-season itinerary.
- After
- The UK FCDO says the cyclone season normally runs from November to April, with coastal areas particularly at risk; storms can cut access to remote parts of the country and contaminate water supplies. Monitor forecasts and allow slack in your plans.
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Madagascar
Customs note
- Before
- It is prohibited to take protected wildlife, corals, seashells or fossils out of Madagascar.
- After
- The UK FCDO says it is illegal to collect, buy or export protected animals, plants or products made from them, including items made of rosewood.