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. Oman

    Oman sponsored visit visa — extension

    Before
    not stated
    After
    extendable by the same length as the original visa

  2. Oman

    Oman sponsored visit visa — validity

    Before
    not stated
    After
    90 days (use within 3 months)

  3. Oman

    Oman sponsored visit visa — fee

    Before
    not published
    After
    OMR 20 (30 days); OMR 5 for the 10-day version

  4. Oman

  5. Oman

    Oman 10-day tourist eVisa — extension

    Before
    not stated
    After
    extendable once more by the same length (10 days); the first extension can be requested online by the holder, later ones only at a Royal Oman Police office

  6. Norway

  7. North Macedonia

    Cash declaration

    Before
    Cash of €10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared on entry and exit; taking larger undeclared sums out of the country can lead to confiscation.
    After
    Non-residents must declare foreign cash and cheques worth €10,000 or more on entry; smaller sums can be declared voluntarily. On departure a non-resident may not take out more foreign cash than was declared on entry, so declare any sizeable amount when you arrive.

  8. North Macedonia

    Proof of funds

    Before
    Not required: No fixed amount is published for tourists; border officers may ask visitors to show sufficient means for their stay.
    After
    Required for C-visa applicants (credit card or bank statement)

  9. North Macedonia

  10. North Korea

  11. North Korea

    North Korea arrival declaration

    Before
    All visitors complete a written customs declaration on arrival listing electronic devices, published material and foreign currency; devices and reading material may be inspected.
    After
    Foreign currency must be declared to customs on arrival, and foreign mobile phones must be registered at the border. GPS devices are held by customs until you leave, and books, films and data storage devices may be inspected; material judged anti-government, religious or pornographic is confiscated and can lead to imprisonment.

  12. North Korea

    North Korea passport validity

    Before
    6 months on arrival
    After
    valid for the proposed duration of the stay

  13. Nicaragua

    Nicaragua safety summary

    Before
    Violent crime against tourists is uncommon by regional standards, but the political situation since 2018 has made Nicaragua unpredictable: protests are banned, police may stop and question foreigners, and travelers have been denied entry or expelled over social-media posts or NGO links. Several governments advise reconsidering non-essential travel.
    After
    Political activity is the main risk for visitors: it is illegal for foreigners to take part in any political activity, and joining a protest, attending political meetings or campaigns, or using the national blue-and-white colours in a campaign can lead to arrest, detention or deportation. Violent crime does affect foreign nationals, including attacks on people in vehicles and 'express kidnapping' in unauthorised taxis, so use radio-dispatched or red-plate authorised taxis and avoid markets and bus stations on foot after dark.

  14. Nicaragua

  15. Nicaragua

    Nicaragua tourist card — extension

    Before
    up to 90 days
    After
    up to 30 days, for a fee, requested before the 90 days expire

  16. Nauru

    Nauru safety summary

    Before
    Violent crime is uncommon and the island is small enough that visitors are quickly known, but petty theft occurs, alcohol-related trouble happens at night, and medical facilities are very limited. Photography near government buildings and the former regional processing center is sensitive.
    After
    The crime rate is low, though petty crime such as pickpocketing and bag snatching can occur. Tourist facilities are extremely limited, medical facilities are limited and evacuation is expensive, beaches are unsupervised with strong currents and riptides, and there are no taxis or public transport.

  17. Namibia

    Holiday/visitor visa fee

    Before
    NAD 600
    After
    NAD 1,600 (non-African Union adults); NAD 1,200 (African Union adults)

  18. Namibia

    e-Visa entries

    Before
    single
    After
    multiple

  19. Namibia

    e-Visa fee

    Before
    NAD 1,200
    After
    NAD 1,600 (non-African Union nationals); NAD 1,200 (African Union nationals)

  20. Namibia

    Visa on arrival fee

    Before
    NAD 1,200
    After
    NAD 1,600 (non-African Union nationals); NAD 1,200 (African Union nationals)

  21. Namibia

  22. Namibia

    Visa fee in row notes

    Before
    NAD 1,200 for all visa-on-arrival nationalities
    After
    NAD 1,600 per adult for non-African Union nationals, NAD 1,200 for African Union nationals (children 6–11: NAD 800 / 600; under 6 free)

  23. Namibia

    Entry requirement

    Before
    embassy-visa
    After
    visa-free

  24. Namibia

    Entry requirement

    Before
    visa-free
    After
    evisa

  25. Namibia

    Entry requirement

    Before
    visa-free
    After
    visa-on-arrival