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. St. Lucia

    Arrival form timing — conflicting official sources

    Before
    any time before arrival, up to departure (2022 announcement); unreconciled with Canada's "within 3 days"
    After
    no more than 72 hours before travel, per the form's own portal; the 2022 announcement's "no time limit" shown beside it; link to the portal added

  2. St. Kitts & Nevis

    Yellow fever — conflicting official sources

    Before
    certificate required when arriving from a risk country (cited to the government front page)
    After
    no vaccination requirement (eTA platform); WHO's "required from risk countries, age 1+" shown beside it

  3. St. Kitts & Nevis

    36 nationalities — entry requirement

    Before
    visa required (eVisa), kept on 26 September pending review
    After
    visa-free with eTA; length of stay set by the immigration officer

  4. Qatar

    Passport validity — conflicting official sources

    Before
    Visitors entering on the visa waiver should hold a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival. Hayya's e-visas (A1, A2, A3 and A4) require at least 3 months' validity from the date of arrival.
    After
    3 months from arrival for every visitor (Hayya; Qatar Tourism for visa-free entry); the FCDO's 6 months shown beside it

  5. Peru

    Visa-free stay, 79 passports — 183-day yearly cap replaced by the Foreign Ministry's per-country terms

    Before
    up to 90 days per entry, capped at 183 days in any 365-day period (extendable to the cap)
    After
    43 passports: 90 days, extendable once by 90 within 365 days of first entry; 32 (EU/Schengen, GE, RU, TR, UA): 90 days in any 180; BB, CR, HN, PA: 90 days within 365, not extendable

  6. Papua New Guinea

    Yellow fever certificate — transit rule

    Before
    A yellow fever certificate is required for travelers aged one year and over arriving from, or having transited more than 12 hours in, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.
    After
    any airport transit through a risk country counts, regardless of duration
  7. IT

    Papua New Guinea

    67 passports (US, Australia, New Zealand, EU/EEA, China and others) — conflicting official sources

    Before
    eVisa (60-day tourist eVisa)
    After
    visa before travel on the paper visitor-visa form; the Visa Information Guide's 'applied for online' shown beside it

  8. Palau

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    A yellow fever certificate is required only if you are arriving from, or have transited, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission.
    After
    no vaccination requirement

  9. North Macedonia

    Passport validity — conflicting official sources

    Before
    3 months beyond the stay, cited to the Foreign Ministry front page (which does not state it); the FCDO says 90 days after arrival
    After
    3 months beyond the stay kept, cited to the Foreign Ministry page that states it; the FCDO figure shown beside it

  10. Nicaragua

    Drones

    Before
    can be held at customs; carry proof of personal use
    After
    entry and use only with prior authorisation from the Ministry of the Interior, granted in special cases (Law 1230); UK advice calls possession and use prohibited

  11. Nicaragua

    Extension of stay — length

    Before
    up to 90 more days (cited to migob.gob.ni, blocked)
    After
    up to 30 days, for a fee, applied for before the 90 days expire

  12. Namibia

    Visitor's visa fee

    Before
    about USD 80 (approximate, unsourced)
    After
    NAD 600 (first application and extension, up to 90 days a year; free under visa-exemption agreements)

  13. Namibia

    Visa on arrival fee — conflicting official sources

    Before
    NAD 1,600 (UK Foreign Office)
    After
    NAD 1,200 per visa (Ministry of Home Affairs); the FCDO's NAD 1,600 shown beside it

  14. Morocco

    Ghana and Ecuador

    Before
    embassy visa
    After
    AEVM travel authorisation

  15. Morocco

    Republic of the Congo and Guinea

    Before
    visa-free, 90 days
    After
    AEVM travel authorisation, 90 days

  16. Morocco

    Egypt, Libya, Ukraine and Vatican City

    Before
    visa-free, 90 days
    After
    embassy visa

  17. Morocco

    Côte d’Ivoire

    Before
    visa-free, 90 days
    After
    embassy visa

  18. Morocco

    Azerbaijan

    Before
    embassy visa
    After
    visa-free, 90 days

  19. Morocco

    Maldives

    Before
    embassy visa
    After
    visa-free, 30 days

  20. Morocco

    Philippines and Indonesia

    Before
    eVisa, 30 days
    After
    visa-free, 90 days

  21. Morocco

    Burkina Faso, Colombia, Macao, Togo and Malaysia

    Before
    embassy visa
    After
    visa-free, 90 days

  22. Morocco

    Albania, Cabo Verde, Dominican Republic and Kazakhstan

    Before
    embassy visa
    After
    visa-free, 90 days

  23. Micronesia

    Yellow fever certificate

    Before
    A yellow fever certificate is required only if you are arriving from, or have recently transited, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. No vaccination is required for travelers coming directly from Guam, Hawaii, Japan or the Philippines.
    After
    no vaccination requirement

  24. Marshall Islands

    Yellow fever certificate — conflicting official sources

    Before
    A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers aged 1 and over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. Standard routings via Honolulu, Guam or Nadi do not trigger it. (cited to the FCDO, which no longer states it)
    After
    requirement kept, cited to the RMI tourism office; WHO's list without the Marshall Islands shown beside it

  25. Mali

    Cape Verde, Cameroon, Gabon, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Tunisia

    Before
    visa-free, up to 90 days (cited to diplomatie.ml)
    After
    visa required: apply and pay online through the ministry's consular portal