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  1. Cuba

    Currency declaration

    Before
    Amounts of USD 5,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared on arrival. Taking Cuban pesos out of the country is prohibited, and unspent pesos are difficult to change back.
    After
    Declare foreign currency worth more than USD 5,000 when you bring it into Cuba. The Cuban peso cannot be exchanged outside Cuba, so change back unspent pesos before you leave. Exchanging money anywhere other than a Cadeca exchange house is illegal.

  2. Cuba

    Passport validity

    Before
    Travel with a passport valid for at least six months on arrival. Cuba's formal rule is validity for the period of stay, but airlines and consulates apply the six-month standard when issuing tourist cards.
    After
    Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you arrive and at least 3 months after your planned departure date.

  3. Croatia

    Onward ticket

    Before
    appliesTo all: Border officers may ask non-EU visitors for proof of return or onward travel and accommodation details.
    After
    appliesTo visa-applicants: Schengen visa applicants must document their means of travel and their intention to return home or travel on, and long-stay (D) visa applicants must show proof of their means of travel.

  4. Croatia

    Long-stay (D) visa

    Before
    EUR 80; processing {'minDays': 30, 'maxDays': 90, 'unit': 'calendar-days'}; validity 365; stay 365
    After
    EUR 93; processing not stated; valid up to 6 months; stay up to 30 days

  5. Croatia

    Long-stay (D) visa

    Before
    EUR 80; processing {'minDays': 30, 'maxDays': 60, 'unit': 'calendar-days'}; validity 365; stay 365
    After
    EUR 0; processing not stated; valid up to 6 months; stay up to 30 days

  6. Croatia

    Long-stay (D) visa

    Before
    EUR 80; processing {'minDays': 30, 'maxDays': 90, 'unit': 'calendar-days'}; validity 365; stay 365
    After
    EUR 93; processing not stated; valid up to 6 months; stay up to 30 days

  7. Côte d’Ivoire

    Insurance and funds texts

    Before
    "Not a formal entry requirement" / "No fixed amount is published; the eVisa application asks for accommodation details"
    After
    say plainly that no official source states a requirement; e-visa documents named

  8. Côte d’Ivoire

    Blank passport pages

    Before
    1
    After
    removed — no official source states a blank-page requirement

  9. Côte d’Ivoire

    Embassy visa: fee, processing, validity, stay

    Before
    EUR 50 (indicative); 5–15 business days; valid 90 days; stay 90 days
    After
    not published (null)

  10. Costa Rica

    Currency declaration

    Before
    Cash and monetary instruments of USD 10,000 or more (or equivalent) must be declared on arrival and departure.
    After
    Cash, traveller's cheques or goods worth USD 10,000 or more must be declared on arrival. Keep the certified declaration: without it, the money can be seized when you leave.

  11. Costa Rica

    FAQ: yellow fever

    Before
    Only if you arrive from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, including Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia and much of sub-Saharan Africa. In that case you must show an ICVP certificate issued at least 10 days before arrival. Direct arrivals from North America or Europe need nothing.
    After
    Only if you have been, in the six days before arrival, in a country on Costa Rica's yellow fever risk list: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela and 27 African countries. In that case you must show an ICVP certificate for a vaccine given at least 10 days before entry. Direct arrivals from North America or Europe need nothing.

  12. Costa Rica

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate (ICVP) is required if you arrive from, or recently visited, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, including much of South America (Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia) and sub-Saharan Africa. The vaccine must be administered at least 10 days before arrival. Not required for direct arrivals from North America or Europe.
    After
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate (ICVP) is required if you have been, in the six days before arrival, in a country on Costa Rica's risk list: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela in the Americas, and 27 African countries, among them Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. The vaccine must be given at least 10 days before entry. Direct arrivals from North America or Europe are not affected.

  13. Costa Rica

  14. Comoros

  15. Colombia

    Currency declaration

    Before
    Cash or monetary instruments of USD 10,000 or more (or equivalent) must be declared on arrival and departure — undeclared excess amounts can be seized.
    After
    No official source we could read states Colombia's cash-declaration threshold: Migración Colombia's page renders in the browser without it, and the customs authority DIAN publishes its travellers' guidance as an image. Declare large sums of cash on arrival and departure.

  16. Colombia

    Travel insurance

    Before
    Not an entry requirement, but strongly recommended — private clinics expect payment or proof of insurance, and medical evacuation from remote areas is costly.
    After
    No official source makes insurance a condition of entry for visa-free visitors. The UK government advises insurance for local treatment and medical evacuation: private clinics in the large cities give good care, but public facilities and those in smaller cities are generally ill-equipped.

  17. Colombia

    FAQ: India and China

    Before
    Generally yes — a Visitor (V) visa applied for online through the Cancillería. However, holders of a valid US or Schengen visa or residence permit can enter visa-free for up to 90 days, and Colombia announced a visa waiver for Chinese tourists in 2025. Confirm the current status with a Colombian consulate before booking.
    After
    Generally yes — a Visitor (V) visa applied for online through the Cancillería. However, holders of a US or Schengen visa valid for more than 180 days on the day they enter can come visa-free for up to 90 days, and Colombia announced a visa waiver for Chinese tourists in 2025. Confirm the current status with a Colombian consulate before booking.

  18. Colombia

    Passport rows: conditional exemption

    Before
    Visitor (V) visa required, applied for online via the Cancillería portal before traveling.
    After
    … Holders of a US or Schengen visa valid for more than 180 days on the day they enter are exempt for stays of up to 90 days (List C).

  19. Colombia

    Conditional visa exemption (US or Schengen visa holders)

    Before
    ['CN', 'IN', 'VN']: Citizens of China, India and Vietnam (plus a few other listed nationalities) holding a US or Schengen visa valid for more than 6 months — or permanent residence there — may enter Colombia visa-free for up to 90 days.
    After
    ['KH', 'CN', 'IN', 'MM', 'TH', 'TW', 'VN']: Citizens of Cambodia, China, India, Myanmar, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam — Colombia's List C of conditional visa exemptions — need no visa for a short stay if they hold a US or Schengen visa valid for more than 180 days on the day they enter Colombia. The stay is up to 90 days. Nicaragua is also on List C, but only Nicaraguans from the Caribbean Coast autonomous regions qualify.

  20. China

    Proof of funds

    Before
    No fixed amount is published, but immigration officers may ask about the purpose of your visit, accommodation and means of support.
    After
    No amount is published. Border inspection examines the purpose of the visit, and the MFA advises visa-free visitors to carry documents that match it, such as an invitation letter, air tickets and accommodation bookings.

  21. China

    Onward ticket

    Before
    Visa-free entrants and 240-hour transit passengers must be able to show an onward or return ticket; transit passengers need a confirmed ticket to a third country or region.
    After
    240-hour visa-free transit passengers need a confirmed onward ticket with a fixed date to a third country or region. For 30-day visa-free entrants a ticket is not a stated condition, but the MFA advises carrying documents that match the purpose of the trip, such as air tickets, hotel bookings or an invitation letter.

  22. China

    Yellow fever

    Before
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required only if you arrive from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.
    After
    A yellow fever certificate is required of travellers aged 9 months or over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, or who transited for more than 12 hours through an airport in one.

  23. China

    Passport validity

    Before
    6-months-on-arrival: Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months on arrival; visa applications also require at least 6 months of remaining validity.
    After
    other: Visa applicants need a passport with more than 6 months of remaining validity and at least 2 blank visa pages. Visa-free entrants need an ordinary passport valid for at least the length of their stay in China.

  24. China

    L visa validity / stay / extension

    Before
    90 days / 30 days / extendable {'possible': True, 'days': 30}
    After
    not published / not published / extendable (days not published)

  25. China

    L visa processing

    Before
    4–10 business days
    After
    3–4 business days