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Kazakhstan
Customs note
- Before
- Standard EAEU duty-free allowances apply for alcohol and tobacco. Confirm current limits before travel.
- After
- (removed or rewritten)
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Kazakhstan
Currency
- Before
- Kazakhstani tenge (₸)
- After
- Kazakh tenge (₸)
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Kazakhstan
Best time to visit
- Before
- May–September is best for the steppe, the mountains around Almaty and the lakes; winters are severely cold, though good for skiing at Shymbulak.
- After
- No official source we could read gives seasonal travel guidance for Kazakhstan.
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Kazakhstan
Payments
- Before
- Cards and Kaspi QR payments dominate in Almaty and Astana, but carry tenge for bazaars, intercity taxis and anywhere rural.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says to carry cash when travelling to rural areas, as credit and debit cards may not be as widely accepted there as in major cities.
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Kazakhstan
Emergency numbers
- Before
- general: 112
- After
- general: 112 · police: 102 · ambulance: 103 · fire: 101
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Jordan
faq
- Before
- … stay at least 3 nights and the visa fee is waived entirely.
- After
- … stay at least two nights (3 days) (jordanpass.jo)
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Jordan
faq
- Before
- Almost always, if you stay at least 3 nights … one-day Petra entry (JOD 50 bought separately) …
- After
- Prices and minimum stay per jordanpass.jo
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Jordan
tips
- Before
- Do not drink tap water in Jordan … supply is intermittent
- After
- (removed)
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Jordan
tips
- Before
- Enter Petra at opening time (6 am) …
- After
- (removed)
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Jordan
tips
- Before
- … stay at least 3 nights: from JOD 70 it waives the JOD 40 visa fee and includes Petra (normally JOD 50 alone) …
- After
- 70–80 JD; visa fee waived with a stay of at least two nights (3 days) per jordanpass.jo
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Jordan
customs.notes
- Before
- ["Duty-free allowance: 200 cigarettes and 1 liter of alcohol per adult.", "Drones require prior authorization and are routinely confiscated at the border without it.", "Narcotics offenses carry severe penalties."]
- After
- ["The UK Foreign Office says you must apply for approval to bring a drone into Jordan at least 10 working days before travel; without a permit the authorities hold the drone at the airport and you collect it when you leave.", "Canada's travel advice says penalties for illegal drugs are severe: even small amounts are a criminal offence, and you could be held for up to 2 weeks without charge."]
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Jordan
bestTimeToVisit
- Before
- Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) offer mild weather ideal for Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea; summers are very hot and winters can be surprisingly cold, with occasional snow in Amman.
- After
- No official source we could read gives a best time to visit Jordan. Canada's travel advice says the rainy season usually runs from November to March, with a risk of flash floods in wadis and on roads, and that snowfall is infrequent but can close roads.
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Jordan
payments
- Before
- Cards are accepted in Amman hotels, malls and larger restaurants, but Petra-area shops, taxis and rural Jordan run on cash. Note that the dinar is a high-value currency (1 JOD is roughly 1.4 USD) — small notes are useful for tips and taxis.
- After
- The UK Foreign Office says most places accept card payments but cash machines are widely available only in Amman and other major towns. Canada's travel advice says larger stores and restaurants in Amman and tourist areas accept credit cards, ATMs are limited outside the larger cities and Queen Alia airport, and only US dollars and euros are easily converted into dinars.
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Jordan
tapWaterSafe
- Before
- not safe
- After
- not stated
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Japan
Customs notes
- Before
- Many common medications (e.g. Those containing pseudoephedrine or codeine above set limits) are restricted. Check import rules and obtain a Yunyu Kakunin-sho certificate where needed.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says some medications are banned in Japan, including Adderall, amphetamines, codeine, methamphetamines and pseudoephedrine, even with a prescription. Otherwise you may bring a one-month supply of prescription medicine or a two-month supply of non-prescription medicine, with a doctor's note.
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Japan
Customs notes
- Before
- Duty-free allowance: 200 cigarettes and 3 bottles (about 760 ml each) of alcohol per adult.
- After
- Japan Customs gives an adult duty-free allowance of 3 bottles of alcohol (about 760 ml each), 200 cigarettes, 2 ounces of perfume and other goods worth under ¥200,000 in total.
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Japan
Best time to visit
- Before
- [3, 4, 5, 10, 11]
- After
- [3, 4, 5, 11]
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Japan
Payments
- Before
- cards widely-in-cities, cash medium
- After
- cards widely-in-cities, cash high
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Japan
Tap water
- Before
- safe to drink
- After
- no official source says it is safe
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Jamaica
Customs notes
- Before
- Firearms and ammunition are prohibited without a permit obtained in advance — visitors have been arrested and jailed over a single forgotten round in hand luggage. | Cannabis is decriminalised in small amounts for personal use inside Jamaica, but carrying any across the border in either direction remains a criminal offense and airport screening catches it. | Camouflage-patterned clothing is restricted and can be confiscated from civilians. | Fresh produce, plants and meat products are controlled; declare anything agricultural on the C5 form.
- After
- The Government of Canada says entering Jamaica with a firearm or even a single round of ammunition is considered a serious crime. | The UK FCDO says smoking marijuana (ganja) is illegal in Jamaica: possession of up to 2 ounces brings a J$500 fine, and severe penalties apply to other drug offences, including attempting to export narcotics. Departing visitors are thoroughly screened for drugs. | The UK FCDO says it is illegal to bring meat and dairy products into Jamaica, and the Government of Canada says fruits, vegetables, animals and animal products are strictly regulated.
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Jamaica
Tap water
- Before
- Safe to drink
- After
- Not confirmed safe
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Jamaica
Emergency numbers
- Before
- General: 119; Police: 119; Ambulance: 110; Fire: 110
- After
- Police: 119; Ambulance: 110; Fire: 110
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Italy
Tip
- Before
- Validate regional train and bus tickets in the platform machines before boarding — traveling with an unvalidated ticket earns an on-the-spot fine.
- After
- The UK FCDO says that if you buy a public transport ticket from a kiosk or machine, you must validate it before you start your journey: officials patrol and issue on-the-spot fines for unvalidated tickets. Some buses and trams accept contactless payment on board.
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Italy
Tip
- Before
- Most cities charge a per-night tourist tax (typically €1–10 depending on city and hotel class, e.g. Up to €10 in Rome), usually paid at the accommodation and not included in booking prices.
- After
- The UK FCDO says many major cities charge a small tourist tax, usually paid at your hotel and unlikely to be included in your booking. The rate varies by city and can depend on the hotel's star rating; hotels often ask for cash, so get a receipt.
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Italy
Tip
- Before
- Historic city centers are restricted traffic zones (ZTL) — driving a rental car past the camera-enforced signs in Florence, Rome or Milan triggers automatic fines that follow you home.
- After
- The UK FCDO says you need a pass to drive a private or hire car into the historic centre of many Italian cities. The boundaries are usually marked ZTL in black on a yellow background; cameras record registration numbers and drivers without a pass are fined.