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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France
Long-Stay Visa (Type D — VLS-TS) processing time
- Before
- {"minDays": 15, "maxDays": 60, "unit": "calendar-days"}
- After
- null
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Fiji
Passenger arrival card
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- Every passenger completes an arrival card that doubles as a customs and biosecurity declaration, handed out on the aircraft. Fiji's biosecurity rules are strict — food, seeds, plants, wooden carvings, and used camping, hiking or diving gear must all be declared, and undeclared items attract on-the-spot fines.
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- Every arriving passenger is given a passenger arrival card, a legal document that is also the biosecurity declaration. All food, plants and plant products, animal products, used materials and camping or sporting equipment must be declared or dropped in the amnesty bins; undeclared items found in your baggage bring an on-the-spot fine of FJD 400, and prosecution can lead to a fine of up to FJD 20,000, six months in prison, or both.
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Fiji
Travel insurance text
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- "Fiji does not require travel insurance for entry and nothing is checked at the border"
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- no official source states a requirement; the immigration entry-requirement list does not include it
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Fiji
Blank passport pages
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- 1
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- removed — no official source states a blank-page requirement
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Ethiopia
Proof of funds (text)
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- No fixed amount is published; immigration officers may ask visitors to show means of support for their stay.
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- No official source we could find states a funds requirement or amount for visitors to Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia
Onward ticket (text)
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- An onward ticket is not routinely demanded from eVisa holders, but airlines may ask for one at check-in — carrying proof of return travel is sensible.
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- No official source we could find states whether Ethiopia requires a return or onward ticket.
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Ethiopia
Travel insurance (text)
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- Insurance is not a formal entry requirement, but medical facilities outside Addis Ababa are very limited — comprehensive coverage including medical evacuation is strongly recommended.
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- No official source we could find states whether travel insurance is required to enter Ethiopia. Medical facilities outside Addis Ababa are very limited, so cover that includes medical evacuation is worth having.
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Ethiopia
Embassy tourist visa fee, processing, validity
- Before
- {"fee": null, "processing": {"minDays": 5, "maxDays": 10, "unit": "business-days"}, "validityDays": 90}
- After
- {"fee": {"amount": 60, "currency": "USD", "notes": "Embassy of Ethiopia in Washington, DC: USD 60 single entry, USD 150 multiple entries, paid by money order. Other embassies set their own fees."}, "processing": {"minDays": 1, "maxDays": 3, "unit": "business-days"}, "validityDays": null}
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Eswatini
Safety level
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- generally-safe ("political demonstrations, though rare")
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- exercise-caution (Canada: high degree of caution, risk of civil unrest)
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Eswatini
Proof of funds
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- no fixed amount; officers may ask
- After
- no official source states a requirement
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Eswatini
Onward ticket
- Before
- not systematically checked; officers and airlines may ask
- After
- no official source states a requirement
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Eswatini
Travel insurance
- Before
- not an entry condition; serious cases transferred to South Africa
- After
- no official source states a requirement
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Eritrea
Proof of funds
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- not required; no fixed amount
- After
- proof of financial support required with tourist visa applications; no amount published
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Eritrea
Onward ticket requirement
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- (True, 'Embassies normally require a flight itinerary with the visa application, and you should hold a confirmed return or onward ticket when traveling.')
- After
- not required by any official source (required: false)
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Eritrea
Travel insurance text
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- Insurance is not a formal requirement, but medical facilities are very limited, consular help is minimal and any serious case means evacuation abroad — comprehensive coverage including medical evacuation is essential in practice.
- After
- No official source states a travel insurance requirement for entering Eritrea. Medical facilities are very limited and serious cases need evacuation abroad, so cover that includes medical evacuation is advisable.
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Eritrea
Embassy business visa processing and validity
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- processing 14-60 calendar days; validity not stated
- After
- 10 working days; valid 3 months from issue
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Eritrea
Embassy tourist visa fee, processing and validity
- Before
- fee USD 50; processing 14-60 calendar days; validity not stated
- After
- fee not published (null); 10 working days; valid 3 months from issue
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Eritrea
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Equatorial Guinea
Travel insurance text
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- "Not a formal entry condition"
- After
- says plainly that no official source states a requirement
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El Salvador
Proof of funds
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- not required (officers may ask)
- After
- required of non-resident visitors; minimum set by Migración, not published
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El Salvador
Onward ticket
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- Airlines and immigration officers may ask for a return or onward ticket out of the CA-4 region.
- After
- Non-resident visitors must show a return or onward ticket when arriving on commercial transport, and a hotel reservation or the name of a contact in El Salvador.
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El Salvador
Consular tourist visa: processing and validity
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- 5–30 business days; valid 90 days
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- not published (null); stay 90 days and one 90-day extension confirmed
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El Salvador
Tourist card: who pays
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- 'carry USD cash at land borders'
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- USD 12 confirmed; required for arrivals by air or sea only
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El Salvador
Passport rows: US-visa sentence
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- A valid US visa generally allows entry with the tourist card instead.
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- category B (65): "A valid US, Canadian or Schengen visa lets category B passports like this one enter visa-exempt with the tourist card."; category C (44): "This passport is in category C, so a US, Canadian or Schengen visa does not replace the consular visa."; not on the list (1): "A valid US, Canadian or Schengen visa replaces the consular visa only for category B passports; check your category with Migración."
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El Salvador
US-visa waiver
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- Travelers holding a valid US visa are generally admitted with the USD 12 tourist card even if their nationality would otherwise need a consular visa. Confirm with Migración El Salvador before traveling, as admission remains at the border officer's discretion. (appliesTo: all visa-required passports)
- After
- Passports in category B of Migración's visa classification (consular visa without consultation) are treated as visa-exempt when the holder has a valid visa from the United States, Canada or the Schengen area; they pay the USD 12 tourist card when arriving by air or sea. Category C passports ("consulted" visa) still need a consular visa even with such a visa. (appliesTo: 65 category-B passports)