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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Vatican City
Safety summary
- Before
- Vatican City itself is extremely safe and heavily policed. The real risk is pickpocketing in the dense crowds of St Peter's Square, the museum lines and on Rome's buses and metro serving the area.
- After
- The UK's advice for Italy also covers Vatican City. Crime levels are generally low, but bag-snatching and pickpocketing are more common in city centres, at major tourist attractions and on public transport, so keep sight of your belongings in the crowds around St Peter's Square and the Vatican Museums.
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Vanuatu
FAQ: extension and processing
- Before
- apply in Port Vila for longer; allow two to three weeks
- After
- no extension; no published processing time; documents per the Visit page
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Vanuatu
Row notes: extension and processing claims
- Before
- visa-free: 'apply … if you need longer'; evisa: 'takes two to three weeks'
- After
- visa-free: tourist visa cannot be extended; evisa: 30-day visitor visa or 120-day tourist visa, no processing time
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Vanuatu
Extension of visitor stay type
- Before
- extendable possible true, cites immigration.gov.vu root (not-stated)
- After
- removed
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Vanuatu
Tourist visa: processing time
- Before
- {'minDays': 10, 'maxDays': 30, 'unit': 'business-days'}
- After
- null (not stated)
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Vanuatu
Visitor visa: validity, processing, extension
- Before
- validity 90, processing {'minDays': 5, 'maxDays': 15, 'unit': 'business-days'}, extendable {'possible': True, 'days': 30}
- After
- validity 30 days; processing null; extendable not stated (removed)
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Uruguay
FAQ: extending a stay (fee and deadline)
- Before
- Yes. Apply to the Dirección Nacional de Migración in Montevideo or a regional office before your current 90 days expire. One extension of up to 90 days is normally granted for a small fee; you will need your passport, accommodation details and, sometimes, an onward ticket.
- After
- Yes. Apply to the Dirección Nacional de Migración at least 15 days before your permitted stay runs out, with your passport or national ID card. One extension of up to 90 days is normally granted. The fee is 225.60 indexed units (UI, Uruguay's inflation-linked unit of account, paid in pesos) while your stay is still valid, or 345 UI once it has expired.
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United States
Palau passport: source
- Before
- https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/visitor.html
- After
- https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/STATUTE-100/pdf/STATUTE-100-Pg3672.pdf
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United States
Onward ticket
- Before
- Travelers entering under the Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) must hold a return or onward ticket; visitor visa holders may also be asked to show one.
- After
- Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) travelers arriving by air or sea must hold a return or onward ticket out of the United States — one that ends in Canada, Mexico or an adjacent island only if they live there. At a land border no ticket is needed, but they must show funds and a home abroad to return to.
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United States
F-1 student visa: notes
- Before
- Plus the SEVIS I-901 fee of $350. Requires a Form I-20 from a SEVP-certified school; admitted for "duration of status" rather than a fixed number of days.
- After
- Plus the SEVIS I-901 fee of $350. Requires a Form I-20 from a SEVP-certified school. Since 15 September 2026 students are admitted for the length of the program on the I-20, up to 4 years (plus 30 days), not for "duration of status"; longer stays need an extension from USCIS.
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United States
B1/B2 visitor visa: fee notes
- Before
- Non-refundable application (MRV) fee. Requires the DS-160 form and, for most applicants, an in-person interview; appointment wait times vary widely by consulate and can reach several months.
- After
- Non-refundable application (MRV) fee. If the visa is approved, a nationality-based issuance (reciprocity) fee may also be due; the law also sets a visa integrity fee of at least $250 on every nonimmigrant visa issued (Pub. L. 119-21, s. 100007) — ask the embassy whether it is being charged yet. Requires the DS-160 form and, for most applicants, an in-person interview; appointment wait times vary widely by consulate and can reach several months.
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United States
Full-suspension rows: note
- Before
- under the June 2025 presidential proclamation
- After
- Entry to the US is suspended for this nationality under the June 2025 presidential proclamation, continued by the December 2025 one (in force since 1 January 2026) — new visitor visas are generally not being issued; limited exemptions apply.
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United States
VE passport: note
- Before
- partially suspends visa issuance ... Expect extra scrutiny and possible refusal
- After
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), but the June 2025 presidential proclamation, continued by the December 2025 one (in force since 1 January 2026), suspends entry on B-1/B-2 visas for this nationality; limited exemptions apply.
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United States
TG passport: note
- Before
- partially suspends visa issuance ... Expect extra scrutiny and possible refusal
- After
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), but the June 2025 presidential proclamation, continued by the December 2025 one (in force since 1 January 2026), suspends entry on B-1/B-2 visas for this nationality; limited exemptions apply.
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United States
CU passport: note
- Before
- partially suspends visa issuance ... Expect extra scrutiny and possible refusal
- After
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), but the June 2025 presidential proclamation, continued by the December 2025 one (in force since 1 January 2026), suspends entry on B-1/B-2 visas for this nationality; limited exemptions apply.
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United States
BI passport: note
- Before
- partially suspends visa issuance ... Expect extra scrutiny and possible refusal
- After
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), but the June 2025 presidential proclamation, continued by the December 2025 one (in force since 1 January 2026), suspends entry on B-1/B-2 visas for this nationality; limited exemptions apply.
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United Kingdom
Travel insurance
- Before
- {"required": false, "appliesTo": null, "minCoverage": null, "text": "Travel insurance is not required for entry, but strongly recommended. The NHS charges overseas visitors for most hospital treatment.", "source": {"url": "https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor", "name": "GOV.UK — Standard Visitor visa", "type": "government", "lastVerified": "2026-08-25", "archiveUrl": "https://web.archive.org/web/20260820021040/https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor", "unverifiable": {"lastAttempt": "2026-10-03", "reason": "not-stated"}}}
- After
- {"required": false, "appliesTo": null, "minCoverage": null, "text": "Travel insurance is not a condition of entry, but it is strongly advised: overseas visitors are charged 150% of the cost of NHS hospital treatment unless exempt, and people on a visitor visa or a visa of under 6 months pay at the point of use. A&E treatment is free of charge.", "source": {"url": "https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-entitlements-migrant-health-guide", "name": "GOV.UK (Department of Health and Social Care) — NHS entitlements: migrant health guide", "type": "government", "lastVerified": "2026-10-03", "lastChanged": "2026-10-03"}}
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United Arab Emirates
FAQ: Indian visa on arrival
- Before
- Only if they hold a valid US visa, US green card, or UK/EU residence permit — that group can buy a 14-day visa on arrival, extendable once. All other Indian passport holders need a pre-arranged tourist eVisa (30 or 60 days), usually sponsored by an airline such as Emirates or Etihad, a hotel, or a UAE resident.
- After
- Not as a rule. Indians holding a valid US, EU or UK visa or residence permit, a US green card, or a residence permit from Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Singapore or New Zealand can get a 14-day visa (AED 100 plus AED 100 service fee, extendable once): the federal ICP issues it online before travel, and Dubai’s GDRFA also lists it as a visa on arrival for Indians with a US green card or visa or a UK/EU residence visa. All other Indian passport holders need a pre-arranged tourist eVisa (30 or 60 days), usually sponsored by an airline such as Emirates or Etihad, a hotel, or a UAE resident.
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United Arab Emirates
Row notes: 14-day visa route
- Before
- IN: US visa/green card or UK/EU residence; others: not mentioned
- After
- ICP 14-day visa route with full list of qualifying visas/permits, AED 100+100
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United Arab Emirates
Third-country visa/residence waiver (14-day visa)
- Before
- {"requirement": "visa-on-arrival", "appliesTo": ["IN"], "text": "Indian citizens holding a valid US visa or a US green card can obtain a 14-day visa on arrival in the UAE."}
- After
- evisa 14 days; IN KE ID VN TH PH ZA; US/EU/UK visa or residence, or JP/KR/AU/CA/SG/NZ residence; AED 100+100; extendable once
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Ukraine
eVisa: source
- Before
- https://mfa.gov.ua/en/consular-affairs/entry-and-stay-foreigners-ukraine/visa-information
- After
- https://mfa.gov.ua/en/consular-affairs/entry-and-stay-foreigners-ukraine/e-visa
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Ukraine
Type C visa: processing unit
- Before
- calendar-days
- After
- business-days
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Ukraine
eVisa: validity
- Before
- 90
- After
- null
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Ukraine
eVisa: processing time
- Before
- 3–10 business-days
- After
- 1–3 business-days
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Ukraine
Embassy-visa rows: note (66 rows)
- Before
- Apply for a visa at a Ukrainian embassy. Check first whether you are eligible for the eVisa at evisa.mfa.gov.ua; entry is overland only while airspace is closed.
- After
- Not on Ukraine's visa-free list or on its e-Visa list: apply for a visa at a Ukrainian embassy or visa centre (applications through visa.mfa.gov.ua). Entry is overland only while airspace is closed.