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Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.

Dataset v1.3.0

35426 updates

  1. Haiti

    Haitian Business Visa card

    Before
    business-visa type (fee, processing, stay all null; source mae.gouv.ht home page, not-stated)
    After
    (removed)

  2. Haiti

    Haitian Tourist Visa — processing time

    Before
    {"minDays": 5, "maxDays": 20, "unit": "business-days"}
    After
    null

  3. Guyana

    FAQ: do I need a visa

    Before
    It depends on your passport. CARICOM nationals travel freely and are normally admitted for six months. About 40 other nationalities are visa-exempt on ordinary passports, among them the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, most of western Europe, and several Latin American states — mostly for up to 90 days, but 30 days for some, such as the United Kingdom, South Korea, Singapore and South Africa. Several EU countries, including Germany and Poland, are not on the list. Everyone else needs a visitor's visa arranged before travel through a Guyanese embassy or high commission.
    After
    It depends on your passport. CARICOM nationals travel freely and are normally admitted for six months. About 40 other nationalities are visa-exempt on ordinary passports, among them the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, most of western Europe, and several Latin American states — 90 days for some, such as Albania, Brazil and Peru, and 30 days for others, such as South Korea, Singapore and South Africa; for the United States, Canada, Japan and most of western Europe the list states no period, and the UK government says British visitors can normally stay 30 days. Several EU countries, including Germany and Poland, are not on the list. Everyone else needs a visitor's visa arranged before travel through a Guyanese embassy or high commission.

  4. Guyana

    Summary

    Before
    Guyana lets CARICOM nationals live and travel freely under Caribbean Community arrangements and admits a broad list of Commonwealth, European and American passports visa-free for up to 90 days; everyone else needs a visa arranged in advance through a Guyanese mission.
    After
    Guyana lets CARICOM nationals live and travel freely under Caribbean Community arrangements and admits a broad list of Commonwealth, European and American passports visa-free, for up to 90 days where the Foreign Ministry states a period; everyone else needs a visa arranged in advance through a Guyanese mission.

  5. Guyana

    Visa-free max stay

    Before
    90
    After
    null

  6. Guyana

    Safety

    Before
    Guyana has a high rate of violent and armed crime, concentrated in Georgetown — particularly Stabroek Market, Tiger Bay and the seawall after dark. Use pre-booked taxis rather than minibuses at night, keep phones and jewellery out of sight, and treat interior travel as remote wilderness travel with no quick rescue.
    After
    Crime levels are significant and police capacity is low. Muggings and attacks, sometimes with knives or firearms, happen in daylight but more often at night and can target tourists who show signs of wealth; reported hotspots in Georgetown include Stabroek Market, Tiger Bay, Albouystown and the Botanical Gardens. Gangs have followed cars from Cheddi Jagan International Airport, so drive with doors locked and use a taxi booked by your hotel or a licensed operator.

  7. Guyana

    Extension processing

    Before
    {"minDays": 1, "maxDays": 10, "unit": "business-days"}
    After
    null

  8. Guyana

    VoA processing/extension

    Before
    {"processing": {"minDays": 10, "maxDays": 30, "unit": "calendar-days"}, "extendable": {"possible": true, "days": 60}, "fee.notes": "Payable on arrival for a stay of one month; each one-month extension of stay costs another USD 25 (Foreign Ministry advisory). This route is intended for travelers from countries with no Guyanese diplomatic representation, and Immigration Support Services takes the application online before you travel, with a mandatory letter requesting a visa on arrival — arriving without approval risks refusal of boarding."}
    After
    {"processing": null, "extendable": {"possible": true, "days": 90}, "fee.notes": "Payable on arrival for a stay of one month (Foreign Ministry advisory). Extensions are handled by Immigration Support Services, which grants at most two, of three months each, for a GYD 5,125 processing fee; the advisory's older terms were one month and USD 25 per extension. This route is intended for travelers from countries with no Guyanese diplomatic representation, and Immigration Support Services takes the application online before you travel, with a mandatory letter requesting a visa on arrival — arriving without approval risks refusal of boarding."}

  9. Guyana

    Visitor visa extension

    Before
    {"possible": true, "days": 60}
    After
    {"possible": true, "days": 90}

  10. Guinea

    Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger: basis for visa-free entry

    Before
    ECOWAS citizens enter Guinea freely under the Community's free-movement protocol — up to 90 days without a visa.
    After
    Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger left ECOWAS on 29 January 2025, but the ECOWAS Commission has told member states, Guinea included, that their citizens keep the right to move, reside and settle without a visa under ECOWAS free-movement protocols until further notice — up to 90 days per visit. Guinea's eVisa portal lists Burkinabè, Malian and Nigerien citizens among those who do not require a visa.

  11. Guinea-Bissau

    Safety summary

    Before
    Violent crime against visitors is rare, but Guinea-Bissau is chronically unstable politically, with repeated coup attempts. Avoid demonstrations and military areas, and keep travel plans flexible around elections.
    After
    Guinea-Bissau suffers from political instability. Avoid demonstrations, large gatherings and sensitive areas such as military installations and government buildings. Pickpocketing and bag and phone snatching are relatively common in Bissau, and landmines remain a risk outside the capital, so stay on paved roads there.

  12. Guinea-Bissau

    FAQ: yellow fever

    Before
    Yes. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required of all arriving travelers regardless of nationality, and it is checked on arrival.
    After
    Yes. You must have a yellow fever vaccination certificate to enter Guinea-Bissau.

  13. Guinea-Bissau

    FAQ: visa on arrival

    Before
    No official source currently confirms a visa on arrival. Where it has operated, arrivals at Bissau airport needed a letter of authorisation from the Migration Office, arranged in advance through a contact in Guinea-Bissau. The safer route is a visa from a Guinea-Bissau embassy before you travel, especially if you are arriving overland.
    After
    No official source we can check confirms a visa on arrival for Guinea-Bissau. The UK government says visitors must have a visa and should apply through the Guinea-Bissau Embassy in Paris, or an embassy in a neighbouring country such as Senegal. Get the visa before you travel, especially if you are arriving overland.

  14. Guinea-Bissau

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required of all arriving travelers and is checked at Bissau airport and land borders.
    After
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required to enter Guinea-Bissau.

  15. Guinea-Bissau

    Entry rule basis (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger)

    Before
    ECOWAS citizens, free-movement protocol
    After
    Former ECOWAS members; visa-free movement continues under ECOWAS transitional measures until further notice

  16. Guatemala

    Tip — stay extension

    Before
    A one-time extension of up to 90 further days is available from the Instituto Guatemalteco de Migración in Guatemala City. Start the paperwork well before your first 90 days run out.
    After
    The Instituto Guatemalteco de Migración can extend a tourist stay (USD 25). Apply before your authorised stay runs out, or you will have to pay a fine for irregular stay.

  17. Guatemala

    Onward ticket

    Before
    Airlines routinely require a return or onward ticket before boarding, and immigration officers may ask for one on arrival.
    After
    IGM lists a return air ticket, or other transport that guarantees your departure from the country, among the requirements for entering Guatemala, along with a hotel booking or the name of a contact in the country.

  18. Guatemala

    Tourist Stay Extension — processing and length

    Before
    {"processing": {"minDays": 5, "maxDays": 15, "unit": "business-days"}, "stayDays": 90}
    After
    {"processing": null, "stayDays": null}

  19. Guatemala

    Online traveller declaration

    Before
    (none)
    After
    mandatory SAT Declaración Jurada Regional de Viajero, entry and exit

  20. Grenada

    FAQ: how long can I stay

    Before
    Visa-free visitors are normally admitted for up to 90 days, though the officer writes the actual period on your entry stamp and it can be shorter if your ticket says so. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department in St George's and should be applied for before your stamp expires.
    After
    The immigration officer writes the period on your entry stamp. Grenada's official list states it only for some nationalities (30 days for Argentina and China, 60 for Cuba, 90 for Brazil); the UK, US and Canadian governments say 3 months (90 days) for their citizens, and CARICOM nationals get a definite entry of six months. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department in St George's and should be applied for before your stamp expires.

  21. Grenada

    Onward ticket

    Before
    Immigration officers routinely ask visitors for a confirmed return or onward ticket and the address where they will be staying. Have both to hand on the arrival card.
    After
    Visitors must have a return or onward ticket, according to the Grenada Tourism Authority. Canada's travel advice adds that officials ask to see it on arrival and may ask for proof of sufficient funds.

  22. Grenada

    Extension of stay: source

    Before
    https://www.gov.gd/ (front page)
    After
    https://grenadaembassyusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Visa-Requirements-for-Grenada-final-UPDATED-April-2024-Approved1.pdf

  23. Grenada

    Visitor's visa: validity, stay, extension

    Before
    validity 90, stay 90, extendable 90 days
    After
    null (not stated)

  24. Grenada

    visa-free row notes: proof of accommodation

    Before
    carry a return ticket and proof of accommodation / accommodation address on arrival
    After
    carry a return or onward ticket (81 rows)

  25. Grenada

    max stay on visa-free rows without an official figure

    Before
    50x90
    After
    null for AU BW BN CL CR EC SZ GM IS IN IE IL JP KE KI LS LI MW MY MV MU MX MC NA NR NZ NO PG PE RU RW WS SM SC SL SG SB ZA KR LK CH TZ TO TV UG UY VU VA VE ZM