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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Liechtenstein
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Lesotho
Currency declaration
- Before
- declare large amounts of foreign currency; threshold unpublished
- After
- declare cash or travellers cheques worth LSL 25,000 or more
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Lesotho
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required; no amount published
- After
- required of visa applicants: 3 months of bank statements or a valid card; M10,000 for sponsored visitors
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Lesotho
Travel insurance
- Before
- not required
- After
- required of visa applicants (medical insurance)
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Lesotho
Blank passport pages
- Before
- 1
- After
- 4
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Lesotho
Passport validity
- Before
- 6 months on arrival
- After
- valid for at least 90 days after arrival
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Lesotho
Tourist visa extension
- Before
- up to 30 days
- After
- up to 90 days (temporary permit)
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Lesotho
Stay extension length
- Before
- 30 days
- After
- 90 days (temporary permit)
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Lesotho
Multiple-entry visa processing
- Before
- not published
- After
- 3–5 working days
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Lesotho
Multiple-entry visa fee
- Before
- not published
- After
- LSL 2,000
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Lesotho
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Lesotho
Tourist visa (single entry) processing
- Before
- not published
- After
- 3–5 working days
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Lesotho
Tourist visa (single entry) fee
- Before
- not published
- After
- LSL 1,000
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Jordan
Cash declaration threshold
- Before
- JOD 15,000 or more
- After
- more than JOD 10,000
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Japan
Japan transit visa fee
- Before
- JPY 700
- After
- about JPY 15,000 (single-entry visa fee)
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Japan
Japan for Vietnamese passports
- Before
- evisa, up to 90 days, visa types ['evisa-single', 'short-term-single']
- After
- embassy visa (via an accredited agency), up to 90 days; eVisa only on designated package tours, 15-day stay
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Japan
Japan for Filipino passports
- Before
- evisa, up to 90 days, visa types ['evisa-single', 'short-term-single']
- After
- embassy visa (via an accredited agency), up to 90 days; eVisa only on designated package tours, 15-day stay
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Japan
Japan for Indian passports — how to apply
- Before
- A visa is required. Indian citizens applying for a single-entry tourist visa can generally use the official Japan eVisa. Confirm eligibility for your place of residence on evisa.mofa.go.jp.
- After
- A visa is required. Anyone residing in India can apply for the single-entry tourist eVisa (stays of up to 90 days), but the application goes through a travel agency accredited by the Japanese Embassy or a consulate, not directly online.
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Italy
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Israel
Proof of funds
- Before
- Not required: No fixed amount is published; officers may ask about your means, accommodation and the purpose of your visit during security questioning.
- After
- Required for eVisa-B2 applicants: last 3 months of bank statements or equivalent
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Israel
Onward ticket
- Before
- Required of all: Airlines and border officials regularly ask for a confirmed return or onward ticket.
- After
- Required of eVisa-B2 applicants: round-trip ticket
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Israel
Travel insurance
- Before
- Not required: Not required for tourist entry, though medical care is expensive — good travel insurance is strongly recommended, and check that your policy covers the current security situation.
- After
- Required for eVisa-B2 applicants: health insurance valid in Israel for the whole visit
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Ireland
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Ireland
Passport validity
- Before
- no 6-month rule; valid for the whole stay
- After
- visa applicants: 6 months beyond the date you leave Ireland; visa-exempt: valid for the stay
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India
Duty-free allowance
- Before
- Duty-free allowance: 100 cigarettes, 2 liters of alcohol, gifts up to 50,000 INR.
- After
- Duty-free allowance: 100 cigarettes and 2 litres of alcohol, plus new goods worth up to ₹25,000 for tourists of foreign origin (₹75,000 for residents and tourists of Indian origin) under the Baggage Rules, 2026.