Border radar

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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

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  1. Bosnia & Herzegovina

    Long-stay visa fee

    Before
    null
    After
    EUR 95

  2. Bolivia

    Safety text

    Before
    Bolivia is not a violent-crime destination for most visitors, but three things need care: altitude, road travel, and political blockades (bloqueos) that can close highways and airports at short notice. Express kidnapping and fake-police scams occur in La Paz and Santa Cruz. Use only radio taxis booked through your hotel.
    After
    Bolivia needs care with altitude, road travel and protests: a State of Emergency is in force over roadblocks, which can close highways at short notice, and the UK advises against all but essential travel to the Chapare region of Cochabamba. Express kidnapping and criminals posing as police are a risk, and taxi robberies have risen in Santa Cruz, La Paz and Rurrenabaque — order radio taxis by phone.

  3. Bhutan

    safety text

    Before
    Bhutan is one of Asia's safest destinations, with very low crime. The practical risks are altitude on treks, winding mountain roads and stray dogs — not people.
    After
    Australia advises normal safety precautions in Bhutan. The crime rate is low and violent crime is rare, though petty crime such as theft, pickpocketing and bag snatching can happen. Altitude sickness is a risk above 2,500 m, and flooding and landslides can disrupt transport in the June–September monsoon.

  4. Benin

    FAQ: is Benin safe

    Before
    The south — Cotonou, Ouidah, Porto-Novo, Abomey and the coast — is generally calm apart from petty crime. The far north along the Burkina Faso and Niger borders, including the national parks, is high-risk and best avoided; check current advisories before traveling.
    After
    The south — Cotonou, Ouidah, Porto-Novo, Abomey and the coast — is calmer, though street crime, theft and mugging are common in Cotonou. In the north the FCDO advises against all travel to the W and Pendjari national parks and nearby border areas, and against all but essential travel to the rest of the Alibori and Atacora departments and to the strip between the RNIE 2 highway and the Nigerian border; check current advisories before traveling.

  5. Benin

    FAQ: do I need a visa

    Before
    Citizens of all African countries enter visa-free, ...
    After
    Citizens of all African countries enter visa-free for up to 90 days, and ECOWAS nationals enjoy full free movement. Everyone else — including EU, UK and US passport holders — must apply online for the official e-Visa at evisa.bj before travel; there is no visa on arrival.

  6. Benin

    Safety summary

    Before
    Southern Benin, including Cotonou, is generally calm apart from petty crime, but the northern border areas — including Pendjari and W national parks — carry a serious risk of terrorist attack and kidnapping. Check advisories and avoid the far north.
    After
    Southern Benin, including Cotonou, is calmer, but street crime, theft and mugging are common in Cotonou and carjacking is a risk on roads outside towns. In the north the FCDO advises against all travel to the W and Pendjari national parks, their hunting zones and the area between Park W and the Niger border, because of terrorist attacks and kidnapping, and against all but essential travel to the rest of the Alibori and Atacora departments and to the area between the RNIE 2 highway (Tchaourou–Malanville) and the Nigerian border.

  7. Benin

    e-Visa extension

    Before
    {"possible": false, "days": null}
    After
    {"possible": true, "days": null}

  8. Benin

    e-Visa extension

    Before
    {"possible": false, "days": null}
    After
    {"possible": true, "days": null}

  9. Benin

    Niger

    Before
    {"requirement": "freedom-of-movement", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "ECOWAS citizens enter freely under the Community's free-movement protocol — up to 90 days with a valid passport or ECOWAS travel document."}
    After
    {"requirement": "visa-free", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "Niger left ECOWAS in January 2025, so its citizens no longer enter under the ECOWAS free-movement protocol as such; Benin's official e-Visa portal states that Africans may visit Benin without a visa for 90 days, which covers them — up to 90 days with a valid passport.", "source": {"url": "https://evisa.bj/faqs", "name": "Republic of Benin — official e-Visa portal, Frequently Asked Questions", "type": "government", "lastVerified": "2026-10-03", "lastChanged": "2026-10-03"}}

  10. Benin

    Burkina Faso

    Before
    {"requirement": "freedom-of-movement", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "ECOWAS citizens enter freely under the Community's free-movement protocol — up to 90 days with a valid passport or ECOWAS travel document."}
    After
    {"requirement": "visa-free", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "Burkina Faso left ECOWAS in January 2025, so its citizens no longer enter under the ECOWAS free-movement protocol as such; Benin's official e-Visa portal states that Africans may visit Benin without a visa for 90 days, which covers them — up to 90 days with a valid passport.", "source": {"url": "https://evisa.bj/faqs", "name": "Republic of Benin — official e-Visa portal, Frequently Asked Questions", "type": "government", "lastVerified": "2026-10-03", "lastChanged": "2026-10-03"}}

  11. Benin

    Mali

    Before
    {"requirement": "freedom-of-movement", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "ECOWAS citizens enter freely under the Community's free-movement protocol — up to 90 days with a valid passport or ECOWAS travel document."}
    After
    {"requirement": "visa-free", "maxStayDays": 90, "notes": "Mali left ECOWAS in January 2025, so its citizens no longer enter under the ECOWAS free-movement protocol as such; Benin's official e-Visa portal states that Africans may visit Benin without a visa for 90 days, which covers them — up to 90 days with a valid passport.", "source": {"url": "https://evisa.bj/faqs", "name": "Republic of Benin — official e-Visa portal, Frequently Asked Questions", "type": "government", "lastVerified": "2026-10-03", "lastChanged": "2026-10-03"}}

  12. Belize

    Tourist visa: processing time

    Before
    {'minDays': 5, 'maxDays': 15, 'unit': 'business-days'}
    After
    null (not stated)

  13. Belize

    Visa on arrival (prior approval)

    Before
    voa-fee type linked from 90 visa-required rows; notes: some travellers can pay the visa fee on arrival
    After
    type removed; rows link tourist-visa only; notes give the official application channels

  14. Belgium

    National D visa: processing, validity, stay

    Before
    processing 15–90 calendar-days; validity 365; stay 365
    After
    null (not stated)

  15. Belarus

    Row note

    Before
    Visa-free under a bilateral agreement — typically up to 30 days per visit; confirm the exact allowance with a Belarusian embassy before a long stay.
    After
    Visa-free for up to 30 days, as stated on the MFA's general visa-free list.

  16. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Formally visa-free for up to 90 days per year under the bilateral agreement, but wartime conditions make direct travel between Ukraine and Belarus effectively impossible. Check the practical situation carefully.
    After
    On the MFA's general visa-free list; the list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law caps a visa-free stay at 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Citizens of Ukraine may stay up to 30 days without registering. Wartime conditions make direct travel between Ukraine and Belarus effectively impossible; check the practical situation carefully.

  17. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  18. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  19. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  20. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  21. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Under a bilateral agreement, citizens of Kazakhstan may stay up to 30 days without registering.

  22. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  23. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  24. Belarus

    Row note (stay basis)

    Before
    Visa-free under CIS-era bilateral agreements — typically up to 90 days per year; register with the migration authorities if staying more than 10 days.
    After
    Visa-free (on the MFA's general visa-free list). The list gives no stay limit, so Belarusian law applies: a visa-free stay may not exceed 90 days in a calendar year unless a treaty sets another limit (Law No. 105-Z, Art. 39). Register with the migration authorities within 10 days of arrival.

  25. Belarus

    Long-term visa validity

    Before
    365
    After
    null (more than 90 days; no fixed figure)