Border radar
Dataset updates
Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.
35426 updates
-
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Passport row notes (96 passports)
- Before
- A short-stay visa (type C) from a Bosnian embassy or consulate is required. Holders of a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa can instead enter visa-free for up to 30 days within the visa's validity.
- After
- A short-stay visa (type C) from a Bosnian embassy or consulate is required. Holders of a valid multiple-entry Schengen, EU or US visa, or of a residence permit from one of those, can instead enter visa-free for up to 30 days at a time (90 in any 180), within the visa's or permit's validity.
-
Bolivia
FAQ answer
- Before
- Processing takes up to 10 minutes at the border
- After
- Processing takes about 10 to 30 minutes at the border
-
Bhutan
FAQ answer
- Before
- Yes, unless you hold an Indian, Bangladeshi or Maldivian passport. Everyone else applies online at immi.gov.bt — directly or through a licensed tour operator — paying a US$40 visa fee plus the Sustainable Development Fee, and the visa is issued for your exact travel dates before arrival.
- After
- Yes, unless you hold an Indian passport (Indian nationals need an entry permit instead). Bangladeshi and Maldivian citizens can get the visa on arrival, though applying online beforehand is recommended. Everyone else applies online at immi.gov.bt — directly or through a licensed tour operator — paying a US$40 visa fee plus the Sustainable Development Fee, and the visa is issued for your exact travel dates before arrival.
-
Bhutan
Summary
- Before
- Everyone except citizens of India, Bangladesh and the Maldives needs a Bhutan visa, applied for online (US$40) directly or through a licensed tour operator, and every visitor pays the Sustainable Development Fee — US$100 per person per night for most foreigners. Indian nationals instead obtain an entry permit and pay a lower daily fee.
- After
- Everyone except citizens of India needs a Bhutan visa, applied for online (US$40) directly or through a licensed tour operator (Bangladeshi and Maldivian citizens can also get theirs on arrival), and every visitor pays the Sustainable Development Fee — US$100 per person per night for most foreigners. Indian nationals instead obtain an entry permit and pay a lower daily fee.
-
Belize
Vaccinations
- Before
- Yellow fever: recommended
- After
- none listed (neither required nor recommended)
-
Belize
Summary
- Before
- Belize is visa-free for US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, CARICOM and most Commonwealth passports, with visitors stamped in for up to 30 days and monthly extensions available for a fee. Other nationalities need a consular visa — though holders of a valid multiple-entry US visa are generally exempted.
- After
- Belize is visa-free for US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, CARICOM and most Commonwealth passports, with visitors stamped in for up to 30 days and monthly extensions available for a fee. Other nationalities need a consular visa — though holders of a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or of a US or Canadian permanent residence card, are exempt for visits of up to 30 days.
-
Belgium
Russia: visa type
- Before
- none linked
- After
- Schengen short-stay visa (Type C)
-
Barbados
FAQ answer
- Before
- Visa-free visitors are usually granted up to six months, though the officer decides based on your ticket and plans. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department in Bridgetown for a fee, and must be requested before your current stamp expires.
- After
- It depends on your passport. US, Canadian, British and most Commonwealth visitors are usually granted up to six months; EU and Schengen citizens get 90 days in any 180-day period, and some nationalities 28 to 60 days. The officer decides the exact stay based on your ticket and plans. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department in Bridgetown for a fee, and must be requested before your current stamp expires.
-
Bahamas
Summary
- Before
- The Bahamas admits citizens of over 100 countries without a visa — normally 90 days, and up to eight months for US citizens — and requires everyone else to obtain a visa from a Bahamian mission before traveling. All arrivals complete an electronic immigration and customs declaration.
- After
- The Bahamas admits citizens of over 100 countries without a visa — normally 90 days, and up to eight months for US citizens — and requires everyone else to obtain a visa from a Bahamian mission before traveling. Every visitor presents a completed Bahamas Immigration Disembarkation/Embarkation Card at the border.
-
Austria
FAQ answer
- Before
- Yes. All motorways and expressways require a vignette: roughly €12 for 10 days, €30 for 2 months or €104 for a year (prices adjusted annually), as a sticker or digital vignette. Driving without one brings an on-the-spot fine of about €120.
- After
- Yes. All motorways and expressways require a vignette: €12.80 for 10 days, €32 for 2 months or €106.80 for a year (2026 car prices), as a sticker or digital vignette. Driving without one means paying a €200 substitute toll on the spot.
-
Australia
Visitor visa (600) stay
- Before
- 90 days
- After
- Up to 12 months
-
Armenia
FAQ answer
- Before
- Visa-waiver nationalities may stay up to 180 days per calendar year in total. Longer stays require a residence permit from the migration authorities.
- After
- Most visa-waiver nationalities may stay up to 180 days in total within any one-year period — a rolling twelve months, not the calendar year. Citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay get up to 90 days under their own agreements. Longer stays require a residence permit from the migration authorities.
-
Angola
FAQ answer
- Before
- A passport valid 6 months with two blank pages, your yellow fever certificate, a return or onward ticket, and proof of accommodation and means for the stay. These apply to visa-free and visa-holding travelers alike.
- After
- Everyone needs a passport valid 6 months with two blank pages and a yellow fever certificate. eVisa applicants must also show a round-trip booking, accommodation and proof of means, and border officials may ask visa-free visitors for a return or onward ticket and proof of accommodation too.
-
Angola
Summary
- Before
- Since a 2023 presidential decree Angola waives visas for tourists from around 98 countries — including the EU, UK, US, China and Japan — for stays of up to 30 days per visit and 90 days per year. Everyone else applies for a pre-approved tourist eVisa collected on arrival, and a yellow fever certificate is required from all travelers.
- After
- Since a 2023 presidential decree Angola waives visas for tourists from around 100 countries — including the EU, UK, US, China and Japan — for stays of up to 30 days per visit and 90 days per year. Everyone else applies for a pre-approved tourist eVisa collected on arrival, and a yellow fever certificate is required from all travelers.
-
Guinea-Bissau
eVisa and visa on arrival
- Before
- eVisa and airport visa on arrival offered on 184 passport rows
- After
- removed; embassy visa only
-
Côte d’Ivoire
Embassy visa fee and validity
- Before
- not published
- After
- EUR 50 (EUR 58 with appointment and commission), valid 1 day to 3 months, collected 48 hours after enrolment
-
Timor-Leste
-
Samoa
-
Peru
-
Pakistan
-
Myanmar (Burma)
-
Mali
-
Malawi
-
Macao SAR China
-
Honduras