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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Syria
Summary
- Before
- Most travelers need a Syrian visa arranged before arrival: the UK, Canadian, German and Australian governments all tell their citizens to get one in advance, and Canada says non-Arab nationals cannot obtain one at Syrian border points. Gulf, Jordanian and Lebanese passports are shown as visa-free, but no official source we could read confirms the current rule for them; other Arab nationalities are shown as needing a visa through an embassy. Syria has announced an online eVisa, but its website was not yet taking applications in late September 2026 — confirm how to apply with a Syrian embassy shortly before travel.
- After
- Most travelers need a Syrian visa arranged before arrival: the UK, Canadian, German and Australian governments all tell their citizens to get one in advance, and Canada says non-Arab nationals cannot obtain one at Syrian border points. Gulf, Jordanian and Lebanese passports are shown as visa-free, but no official source we could read confirms the current rule for them; other Arab nationalities are shown as needing a visa through an embassy. Syria's embassy in Paris says visa applications must now be made online at evisa.sy, but the site was not yet taking applications on 3 October 2026 — ask a Syrian embassy how to apply shortly before travel.
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Syria
How to get a Syrian visa
- Before
- Get a visa through a Syrian embassy or consulate before travel. Canada's travel advice says non-Arab nationals cannot obtain a Syrian visa at border points of entry. Rules are changing under the transitional government, so confirm with a Syrian mission shortly before traveling. (and two variants)
- After
- Get a visa before travel. Syria's embassy in Paris says visa applications must now be made online at evisa.sy and that it no longer accepts them, but on 3 October 2026 that site showed only “Coming soon”; ask the Syrian embassy for your country how to apply. Canada's travel advice says non-Arab nationals cannot obtain a Syrian visa at border points of entry.
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Switzerland
Vignette FAQ validity
- Before
- Yes — using Swiss motorways requires a vignette costing CHF 40, valid for the calendar year (plus a grace period), available as a windscreen sticker or e-vignette registered to your plate. Driving on a motorway without one incurs a CHF 200 fine plus the vignette cost.
- After
- Yes — using Swiss motorways requires a vignette costing CHF 40, valid for 14 months (1 December of the previous year to 31 January of the following year), available as a windscreen sticker or an e-vignette registered to your plate. Driving on a motorway without one incurs a CHF 200 fine, and you must buy the vignette on the spot as well.
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Switzerland
Vignette fine
- Before
- null
- After
- CHF 200
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Switzerland
Proof of funds
- Before
- Switzerland uses a guideline of around CHF 100 per person per day for visitors (CHF 30 for students), shown in cash, cards or bank statements if asked.
- After
- Third-country visitors staying at their own expense must be able to show at least CHF 100 per day of their stay (CHF 30 for students with a valid student permit), in cash, cards or bank statements if asked.
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Switzerland
Schengen visa processing source
- Before
- https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/einreise/faq.html
- After
- https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A02009R0810-20240611
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Sweden
Safety summary
- Before
- Sweden is a very safe destination with low violent crime. Watch for pickpocketing in Stockholm's tourist spots and on public transport, and keep an eye on belongings in nightlife areas.
- After
- Sweden is a safe destination for visitors. Pickpockets target tourists for passports and cash in the major cities, and gang-related crime, including shootings and explosions, has been reported in Malmö, Stockholm and Gothenburg.
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Suriname
Safety
- Before
- Suriname is calmer than its neighbors, but street robbery happens in Paramaribo — particularly in the Palm Garden, around Waterkant after dark and in the Tourtonne area. Use taxis at night, keep valuables discreet, and treat the gold-mining districts of the interior as places to avoid.
- After
- Burglary, armed robbery and violent crime occur in Paramaribo and the surrounding areas; criminals may target people in quiet or secluded places, including the Palm Garden (Palmentuin), and pickpocketing and robbery are increasingly common in the main business and shopping areas. Tourists have been robbed when travelling in central Suriname, away from the coast, so use a well-established tour company there.
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Suriname
Yellow fever
- Before
- A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers aged 1 year and over arriving from a country with risk of transmission, including travelers who have transited such a country. Suriname is itself a risk country, so vaccination is recommended for all visitors and the certificate will be checked when you travel on to Brazil or Guyana.
- After
- A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers aged 1 year and over arriving from a country with risk of transmission, including those who transited for more than 12 hours through an airport in such a country. Suriname is itself a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, and Guyana asks for the certificate from travelers arriving from it.
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Sudan
Business visa: validity and stay
- Before
- validity 90, stay 30
- After
- null (not stated)
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Sudan
visa-required rows: visa types
- Before
- ['embassy-business']
- After
- ['embassy-tourist','embassy-business'] on 196 rows
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Sri Lanka
Transit ETA — up to 2 Days processing
- Before
- 1–3 calendar days
- After
- up to 3 business days
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Sri Lanka
Business ETA — 30 Days, Multiple Entry processing
- Before
- 1–3 calendar days
- After
- up to 3 business days
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Sri Lanka
Transit ETA — up to 2 Days validity
- Before
- 180
- After
- null (not published)
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Sri Lanka
Business ETA — 30 Days, Multiple Entry validity
- Before
- 180
- After
- null (not published)
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but this nationality is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but Thailand is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but Russia is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but Russia is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but this nationality is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but Malaysia is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but Japan is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but Japan is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but India is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but India is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but Indonesia is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but Indonesia is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Sri Lanka
Row note (free ETA)
- Before
- ETA still required, but China is on Sri Lanka's visa-fee-waiver list, so the tourist ETA has been issued free of charge. The scheme has been extended repeatedly. Confirm the current fee at eta.gov.lk.
- After
- ETA still required before travel via eta.gov.lk, but China is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
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Spain
Safety summary
- Before
- Spain is one of Europe's safest destinations. The main risk for visitors is pickpocketing in tourist hotspots of Madrid and Barcelona.
- After
- Be alert to street crime: thieves use distraction techniques and often work in teams, so take care of passports, money and belongings, particularly when checking in or collecting luggage at the airport.
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Spain
Proof of funds — conflicting official figure
- After
- €121.10/day (Interior) recorded as losing source; €122.10/day kept
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South Sudan
Registration after arrival
- Before
- {"name": "Registration with immigration", "text": "If you stay in South Sudan for 5 days or more, you must register at a local police station. Hotels or host organizations can usually help."}
- After
- {"name": "Registration with the police", "text": "If you stay in South Sudan for 5 days or more, you must register at a local police station."}