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  1. India

  2. India

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    Travelers arriving within 6 days from a yellow fever risk country (or transiting one for over 12 hours) must carry an ICVP certificate. Without it you can be quarantined for up to 6 days — India enforces this strictly.
    After
    Travellers arriving by air or sea within 6 days of being in, or transiting through, a yellow fever endemic country (India notifies 30 in Africa and 13 in South America) must carry a valid yellow fever certificate (ICVP). Without one you can be quarantined for up to 6 days — India enforces this strictly. Infants under six months are exempt.

  3. Honduras

    Cash declaration

    Before
    Cash of USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared on arrival and departure.
    After
    Cash over USD 10,000 (or the equivalent) must be declared to customs on arrival and departure.

  4. Honduras

    Visa waiver for US, Canadian and Schengen visa holders

    Before
    A valid US, Canadian, Schengen or UK visa (or residence permit in one of those countries) normally substitutes for a Honduran visa, allowing up to 90 days in the CA-4 area. Nationalities on Honduras's restricted list still need prior approval, so confirm with the Instituto Nacional de Migración before booking.
    After
    A US, Canadian or Schengen visa with at least six months of validity left lets travelers who would otherwise need a Honduran visa enter without one, for up to 90 days in the CA-4 area. Nationalities on Honduras's restricted list may still need prior approval, so confirm with the Instituto Nacional de Migración before booking.

  5. Honduras

    Tourist stay extension

    Before
    90 days
    After
    30 days

  6. Honduras

  7. Honduras

    Consulted visa fee

    Before
    USD 30 (varies by consulate)
    After
    USD 100

  8. Haiti

    Cash declaration

    Before
    Amounts equivalent to about USD 10,000 or more in cash must be declared on arrival and departure. Given how cash-dependent Haiti is, keep receipts for any large sums you bring in.
    After
    Cash above USD 10,000, or the equivalent in gourdes, must be declared to customs on arrival. Given how cash-dependent Haiti is, keep receipts for any large sums you bring in.

  9. Haiti

    Tourist visa fee

    Before
    Not published
    After
    USD 100 (three months; USD 200 for six months, multiple entry)

  10. Haiti

    Chinese passport

    Before
    embassy visa required
    After
    visa-free for up to 90 days

  11. Haiti

  12. Guyana

    Guyana cash declaration

    Before
    Cash and negotiable instruments worth more than the equivalent of about USD 10,000 must be declared to customs on arrival and departure. Confirm the current threshold with the Guyana Revenue Authority, as it is set in Guyanese dollars.
    After
    Travelers carrying more than USD 10,000 in foreign currency (or the equivalent in another currency) into or out of Guyana must complete a Declaration of International Transportation of Currency, available at the international airports and the Lethem and Suriname ferry crossings. Failing to declare, or declaring falsely, is an offence punishable by a fine, up to six months' imprisonment and forfeiture of the undeclared cash.

  13. Guyana

    Guyana yellow fever — airport transit that triggers the requirement

    Before
    more than 12 hours
    After
    more than 4 hours

  14. Guinea

    Currency rules

    Before
    declare foreign currency on arrival; limits unpublished
    After
    no limit on cash brought in; on departure at most GNF 100,000, or USD 5,000 or the equivalent in euros

  15. Guinea

  16. Guinea

    Business e-Visa (multiple entry)

    Before
    listed: multiple entry, 90 days, fee not published
    After
    removed: the border police portal offers no business visa

  17. Guinea-Bissau

    184 non-ECOWAS nationalities

    Before
    eVisa online or visa on arrival at Bissau airport
    After
    visa from a Guinea-Bissau embassy before travel (EUR 70 / 110 / 200 for 45 / 90 / 180 days)

  18. Guatemala

    Consulted visa fee

    Before
    USD 50, varies by consulate
    After
    USD 50 (one published tariff)

  19. Guatemala

    Consular tourist visa fee

    Before
    USD 25 (around USD 25–50 by consulate)
    After
    USD 50 single entry; USD 150 multiple entry

  20. Guatemala

  21. Grenada

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    arriving from or "recently transited" a risk country
    After
    travelers aged 1+ arriving from a risk country or after more than 12 hours in transit at one

  22. Grenada

    Passport validity

    Before
    six months on arrival; immigration "will often accept" a passport valid for the visit
    After
    six months from arrival (Grenada Tourism Authority); visa applicants six months beyond departure (Embassy visa instructions)

  23. Grenada

    Visa at port of entry

    Before
    none ("There is no visa on arrival")
    After
    EC$200 single / EC$375 multiple on arrival, against a USD 10 pre-clearance letter (about 10 business days)

  24. Grenada

    Visitor visa processing

    Before
    5–15 business days
    After
    about 10 business days (apply at least 6 weeks ahead)

  25. Grenada

    Visitor visa fee

    Before
    not published
    After
    USD 200 single entry; USD 375 multiple entry