Border radar

Dataset updates

Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.

Dataset v1.3.0

35426 updates

  1. United Arab Emirates

    CL passport: stay allowance note

    Before
    Visa-free under a bilateral agreement, commonly reported as up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Confirm on icp.gov.ae before a long stay.
    After
    Visa-free entry (Dubai’s tourism department lists it as a free multiple-entry visa on arrival): the permit is valid for six months from the date of entry, for a total stay of 90 days.

  2. United Arab Emirates

    BB passport: stay allowance note

    Before
    Visa-free under a bilateral agreement, commonly reported as up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Confirm on icp.gov.ae before a long stay.
    After
    Visa-free entry (Dubai’s tourism department lists it as a free multiple-entry visa on arrival): the permit is valid for six months from the date of entry, for a total stay of 90 days.

  3. United Arab Emirates

    AR passport: stay allowance note

    Before
    Visa-free under a bilateral agreement, commonly reported as up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Confirm on icp.gov.ae before a long stay.
    After
    Visa-free entry (Dubai’s tourism department lists it as a free multiple-entry visa on arrival): the permit is valid for six months from the date of entry, for a total stay of 90 days.

  4. United Arab Emirates

    BR passport: stay allowance note

    Before
    Visa-free under the bilateral agreement, commonly reported as up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Confirm on icp.gov.ae before a long stay.
    After
    Visa-free entry (Dubai’s tourism department lists it as a free multiple-entry visa on arrival): the permit is valid for six months from the date of entry, for a total stay of 90 days.

  5. Tuvalu

    Visitor visa on arrival fee

    Before
    AUD 100, "commonly quoted"; waived for "Commonwealth and Pacific nationalities"
    After
    AUD 100 under the Immigration Regulations 2014; no fee for the Schedule 1 countries; Minister may waive

  6. Türkiye

    FAQ: eVisa cost

    Before
    roughly 50 USD
    After
    fee depends on nationality; no published figure

  7. Türkiye

    Sticker Visa (Turkish embassy or consulate): fee

    Before
    USD 60 (approximate)
    After
    Not published (null)

  8. Türkiye

    Conditional e-Visa (with supporting documents): fee

    Before
    USD 50 (approximate)
    After
    Not published (null)

  9. Türkiye

    e-Visa (Tourism / Business): fee

    Before
    USD 50 (approximate)
    After
    Not published (null)

  10. Türkiye

    ID passport: stay allowance wording

    Before
    Indonesian citizens are commonly reported as visa-exempt for short tourist stays (around 30 days); the rule has changed in the past. Confirm on evisa.gov.tr or with a Turkish embassy before travel.
    After
    Ordinary passport holders are exempt from visa for up to 30 days per entry, provided they do not exceed 90 days in any 180-day period, according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  11. Türkiye

    RU passport: stay allowance wording

    Before
    Visa-free under the bilateral agreement, commonly reported as up to 60 days per visit and 90 days total in any 180-day period. Confirm the current limit before a long stay.
    After
    Ordinary passport holders are exempt from visa for tourist and business travel of up to 60 days, according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  12. Tunisia

    Consular Tourist Visa: fee

    Before
    TND 60 (approximate)
    After
    Not published (null)

  13. Trinidad & Tobago

    Business visa fee

    Before
    USD 50 (approximate)
    After
    Not published

  14. Trinidad & Tobago

    Visitor visa (multiple entry) fee

    Before
    USD 100 (approximate)
    After
    Not published

  15. Trinidad & Tobago

    Visitor visa (single entry) fee

    Before
    USD 50 (approximate)
    After
    Not published

  16. Taiwan

    eVisa fee

    Before
    USD 24 (approximate)
    After
    NT$1,600 (+ NT$46 card fee)

  17. Syria

    Summary

    Before
    Arab-state citizens have historically entered without a visa.
    After
    Arab-state passports are shown as visa-free, but no official source we could read confirms the current rule for them.

  18. Syria

    Visa policy note for Arab-state passports

    Before
    Historically entered without a visa; transitional government reportedly kept or widened the waivers
    After
    No official source confirms this; visa-free kept, fees may be charged at the border

  19. Syria

    Visa policy for Turkish passports

    Before
    Visa-free (reportedly restored)
    After
    Visa-free; ordinary passports pay a fee at the border on arrival

  20. Switzerland

    Work Visa (Type D — Employment) fee

    Before
    CHF 88 ("approximate")
    After
    EUR 90 (in CHF or local currency)

  21. Switzerland

    Student Visa (Type D — Studies) fee

    Before
    CHF 88 ("approximate")
    After
    EUR 90 (in CHF or local currency)

  22. Switzerland

    National Long-Stay Visa (Type D) fee

    Before
    CHF 88 ("approximate")
    After
    EUR 90 (in CHF or local currency)

  23. Sudan

    Customs note: photography

    Before
    Photographing bridges, airports, military sites and infrastructure can lead to detention — photography permits have historically been required.
    After
    Photographing bridges, airports, military sites and infrastructure can lead to detention.

  24. Sudan

    Tip: registration and permits

    Before
    Travelers who do enter must register with the authorities within three days of arrival, and separate permits have historically been required to travel outside the capital and to take photographs.
    After
    Travelers who do enter must register with the Aliens Department of the Ministry of Interior within three days of arrival (some larger hotels do it for you), and need a travel permit, applied for in the country, to leave the Red Sea State.

  25. Sudan

    EG passport: note

    Before
    Egyptians have historically entered visa-free under bilateral agreements, though men of working age have needed prior clearance. Confirm current wartime practice before travel.
    After
    No official source confirms this. Egypt and Sudan's bilateral agreements have let Egyptians enter without a visa, with men of working age needing prior clearance; confirm current wartime practice with a Sudanese mission before travel.