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Benin
FAQ: yellow fever
- Before
- Yes. A yellow fever certificate is required from all travelers aged 9 months and over, whatever country you arrive from, and it is checked on arrival.
- After
- No longer at the border. Since September 2026 Benin's Ministry of Health has stopped checking vaccination cards, including yellow fever, at airports, ports and land borders. Vaccination remains recommended for all travelers, and checks can be reinstated in a public health emergency.
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Benin
Tip: yellow fever card
- Before
- Your yellow fever certificate is checked before immigration at Cotonou airport — travelers without one can be refused entry or vaccinated on the spot at their own cost.
- After
- Vaccination cards, including the yellow fever certificate, have not been checked at Benin's borders since September 2026, but the vaccine is still recommended and checks can return without notice in a health emergency — keep your yellow card with your passport.
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Benin
Summary: yellow fever
- Before
- Benin is visa-free for citizens of every African country and free to enter for ECOWAS nationals, while all other visitors apply online for the official e-Visa (evisa.bj) before travel. There is no visa on arrival, and a yellow fever certificate is required from everyone.
- After
- Benin is visa-free for citizens of every African country and free to enter for ECOWAS nationals, while all other visitors apply online for the official e-Visa (evisa.bj) before travel. There is no visa on arrival. Yellow fever vaccination is recommended, but vaccination cards are no longer checked at the border.
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Benin
Yellow fever certificate
- Before
- {"requiredWhen": "always", "text": "A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from all travelers aged 9 months and over and is checked on arrival. Keep the yellow card with your passport."}
- After
- {"requiredWhen": "recommended", "text": "Since September 2026 Benin's Ministry of Health no longer checks vaccination cards, including yellow fever, at airports, ports or land borders. Yellow fever vaccination remains recommended for all travelers, and Benin may reinstate checks in a public health emergency, so carry your yellow card if you have one."}
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Benin
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Belize
Currency declaration threshold
- Before
- USD 10,000 on arrival and departure
- After
- no official threshold stated
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Belize
Proof of funds
- Before
- required of all visitors; no amount
- After
- required of visa applicants (6 months of bank records); may be asked of others; no amount
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Belize
Onward ticket
- Before
- routinely required of all visitors
- After
- required of visa applicants (itinerary with return date); may be asked of others
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Belize
Yellow fever certificate
- Before
- required when arriving from a risk country
- After
- not required for entry (WHO, CDC)
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Belize
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Belize
Visa on arrival fee
- Before
- USD 50
- After
- not published (null)
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Belarus
Onward ticket
- Before
- Not formally required, but border officers may ask about your plans and return arrangements.
- After
- Not required in itself. A ticket to your home country or a third country is one of the documents Belarus accepts as proof that you have enough money for the stay.
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Belarus
Blank passport pages
- Before
- 2
- After
- removed (no official statement)
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Barbados
Currency declaration
- Before
- Cash or bearer instruments worth BBD 20,000 or more (about USD 10,000) must be declared to Barbados Customs on arrival and departure.
- After
- No official source we could read publishes Barbados's cash-declaration threshold. Declare large sums to Customs on arrival and departure.
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Barbados
Proof of funds
- Before
- required=False: No published minimum. Officers may ask how you will fund your stay, especially for stays of several months.
- After
- required=True (all): Visitors must carry evidence of personal support, along with a return ticket and their intended address. No minimum sum is published.
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Barbados
Travel insurance
- Before
- Insurance is not checked at the border, but visitors pay for private treatment up front and air ambulance transfers are expensive — cover including medical evacuation is strongly recommended.
- After
- No official source makes insurance a condition of entry. The UK government advises insurance for local treatment and medical evacuation: Queen Elizabeth Hospital can cope with many types of treatment, but serious cases may need emergency evacuation, and treatment is paid for by the patient.
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Barbados
Yellow fever
- Before
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from — or having recently transited — a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. No vaccination is required if you fly in directly from Europe, North America or the rest of the Caribbean.
- After
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from a country on Barbados's list of yellow fever countries, which differs slightly from WHO's own risk list. No vaccination is required if you fly in directly from Europe, North America or the rest of the Caribbean.
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Bangladesh
Currency limits
- Before
- Foreign currency over US$10,000 (or equivalent) must be declared on arrival; taking more than a small amount of Bangladeshi taka in or out of the country is prohibited.
- After
- Foreign currency over US$10,000 (or equivalent) must be declared to Customs on arrival on Form FMJ. Up to Tk 5,000 in Bangladeshi taka may be brought in or taken out without a declaration.
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Bangladesh
Yellow fever
- Before
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if you arrive from, or transited more than 12 hours through, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.
- After
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required of travellers aged 1 year or over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, or who transited through an airport in one — however short the transit.
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Bangladesh
Passport validity
- Before
- 6-months-on-arrival: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival in Bangladesh.
- After
- other: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date your visa starts — and a Bangladeshi visa starts on its date of issue, not on your date of travel. It also needs at least 2 blank pages and no damage.
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Bangladesh
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Bahrain
Currency declaration threshold
- Before
- declare BHD 6,000 or more on arrival
- After
- no official threshold stated
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Bahrain
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required; no fixed amount
- After
- eVisa applicants: 3-month bank statement showing regular income of at least USD 1,000
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Bahrain
Onward ticket
- Before
- required of all visitors (VOA and eVisa)
- After
- required of eVisa applicants (return ticket and hotel reservation)
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Bahrain
Travel insurance
- Before
- not checked at the border
- After
- no official source states a requirement