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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Poland
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Philippines
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Peru
Insurance, onward ticket and funds texts
- Before
- "not an entry requirement" / "Not a formal legal requirement" / "No fixed amount is set"
- After
- say plainly that no official source states a requirement
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Paraguay
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required: No published amount. Officers rarely ask tourists for evidence of funds, but visa applicants must show bank statements covering the trip.
- After
- required, visa applicants: Visa applicants must show proof of economic solvency — at Paraguay's consulate general in Buenos Aires, a copy of a credit card or the last month's bank statement. No official source states an amount, or a funds check on visa-free visitors.
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Paraguay
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Paraguay
Onward ticket
- Before
- required, visa-free arrivals: Airlines and immigration officers may ask visa-free visitors for a return or onward ticket within the 90-day allowance, together with an address in Paraguay.
- After
- not stated: No official source states an onward-ticket requirement for visa-free visitors to Paraguay. The migration directorate's list of entry documents names only a valid passport (or, for South American neighbours, an identity card) and a visa where one is required.
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Paraguay
Travel insurance
- Before
- Travel insurance is not an entry requirement. Public hospitals are free for emergencies but basic; visitors normally use private clinics in Asunción, which must be paid for up front, so cover is worth having.
- After
- No official source states a travel-insurance requirement for entry to Paraguay. Visitors normally use private clinics, which must be paid for up front, so cover is worth having.
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Paraguay
Blank passport pages
- Before
- 1
- After
- not stated
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Panama
Currency declaration threshold
- Before
- USD 10,000 or more; undeclared amounts are seized
- After
- more than USD 10,000 (cash, money or goods); undeclared cash retained and referred to the Public Ministry
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Panama
Yellow fever certificate
- Before
- required if arriving from or transited a risk country
- After
- required for travelers aged 1 year or over arriving from a risk country (no transit clause)
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Panama
Blank passport pages
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- 1 page
- After
- not published
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Panama
Authorized visa — processing, validity, stay, extension
- Before
- 30–90 calendar days; 60-day validity; 30-day stay; extendable by 60 days
- After
- not published
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Panama
Stamped visa — processing, stay, extension
- Before
- 5–15 business days; 30-day stay; extendable by 60 days
- After
- not published
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Panama
Row notes (third-country waiver stay, authorized-visa timing)
- Before
- “can normally enter for 30 days”; SS “Allow one to three months”
- After
- stay and timing removed; notes say the SNM classification does not list the nationality
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Panama
Third-country visa waiver — stay
- Before
- 30 days
- After
- not published
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Palestinian Territories
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required; no fixed amount
- After
- required of eVisa-B2 applicants; no amount
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Palestinian Territories
Onward ticket
- Before
- required of all visitors
- After
- required of eVisa-B2 applicants (round-trip ticket)
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Palestinian Territories
Travel insurance
- Before
- not required
- After
- required of eVisa-B2 applicants (health insurance for the whole visit)
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Palestinian Territories
Passport validity
- Before
- 6 months on arrival
- After
- 3 months from arrival
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Palau
Travel insurance
- Before
- Insurance is not checked at the border, but Palau is a diving destination with limited hospital capacity — cover that includes diving accidents and medical evacuation to Guam or Manila is strongly recommended.
- After
- Not among Palau's entry requirements. The UK government warns that treatment for serious conditions is limited and may need medical evacuation, and advises insurance that covers treatment and repatriation.
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Palau
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Palau
Passport validity (blank-page clause)
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- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival, with a clear page for the entry permit and the Palau Pledge stamp.
- After
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival and have at least two blank pages.
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Palau
Blank passport pages
- Before
- 1
- After
- 2
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Pakistan
Fee waiver wording
- Before
- 'fee currently waived for many nationalities'
- After
- fee set by nationality, USD 8.18–60
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Pakistan
Currency rules
- Before
- Foreign currency worth more than USD 10,000 (or equivalent) must be declared on arrival, and taking large amounts of cash out of the country is restricted. Check current State Bank of Pakistan limits before travel.
- After
- Travellers may bring foreign currency notes into Pakistan without limit. Pakistani rupees are limited to PKR 10,000 per person in or out (PKR 3,000 to or from India). Taking foreign currency out is capped per visit at USD 10,000 for adults, USD 5,000 for ages 5–18 and USD 1,000 for children under 5 (or the equivalent).