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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Denmark
Nauru — conflicting official sources
- Before
- visa-free, unreconciled with the Danish Immigration Service page
- After
- visa-free kept, cited to Regulation (EU) 2018/1806; the Danish page shown beside it
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Denmark
Kosovo — conflicting official sources
- Before
- visa-free, unreconciled with the Danish Immigration Service page
- After
- visa-free kept, cited to Regulation (EU) 2018/1806; the Danish page shown beside it
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Congo - Kinshasa
Where the eVisa can be used
- Before
- geared to arrivals at Kinshasa N'djili airport
- After
- accepted at any DRC entry point (air, land, sea or lake)
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Congo - Kinshasa
Stay on the eVisa (195 passports)
- Before
- 30 days
- After
- 7 days, extendable (airport visa, VAP)
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Czechia
Somalia — passport recognition
- Before
- Schengen visa required, applied for at the Czech embassy or visa centre
- After
- Schengen visa required, but Czechia does not recognise Somali passports for entry and stay
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Czechia
Kosovo — conflicting official sources
- Before
- visa-free (the Czech MFA lists Kosovo both as exempt and as needing a visa)
- After
- visa-free kept, cited to Regulation (EU) 2018/1806; the Czech visa-required list shown beside it
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Cyprus
Short-stay visa — extension
- Before
- cannot be extended
- After
- can be extended up to 90 days in 180 (free for force majeure or humanitarian reasons, €30 for serious personal reasons)
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Cyprus
Blank passport pages — conflicting official sources
- Before
- 1 (cited to the Foreign Ministry front page, which does not state it)
- After
- 2; the FCDO’s one page shown beside it
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Colombia
Israel, Malaysia and South Africa passports
- Before
- visa-free, 90 days
- After
- Visitor (V) visa required (eVisa)
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Colombia
Stay extension (PTP) — conflicting official sources
- Before
- 90 more days, 180 per calendar year, cited to the Migración homepage (fee not stated)
- After
- 90 more days, 180 per calendar year kept, now cited to Migración's PTP page; fee COP 150,000 (EU and Ecuador exempt); the FCDO's "up to 120 days, 180 in any 12 months" shown beside it
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Colombia
Yellow fever
- Before
- recommended
- After
- required when arriving from certain countries with transmission risk
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Colombia
Check-Mig
- Before
- mandatory for every traveller flying in and out
- After
- optional pre-registration that speeds up the immigration interview
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Cambodia
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Bulgaria
Nauru — conflicting official sources
- Before
- visa-free, cited to the Foreign Ministry front page (which does not state it)
- After
- visa-free kept, cited to Regulation (EU) 2018/1806; the ministry table shown beside it
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Barbados
Croatia — maximum stay, conflicting official sources
- Before
- 180 days (six months)
- After
- 90 days in any 180-day period; the ministry list’s 28 days shown beside it
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Barbados
France — maximum stay, conflicting official sources
- Before
- 180 days (six months)
- After
- 90 days in any 180-day period; the ministry list’s “six months” shown beside it
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Bahamas
FAQ: passport cards
- Before
- closed-loop cruises and some sea arrivals accept a passport card or birth certificate
- After
- a passport valid for six months is required; passport cards are not accepted
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Bahamas
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required (no fixed amount; officers may ask)
- After
- required for all visitors: means to support yourself, or a local sponsor; no fixed amount
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Bahamas
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Bahamas
Kosovo passport
- Before
- embassy visa
- After
- visa-free, 90 days
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Bahamas
UAE passport
- Before
- embassy visa
- After
- visa-free, 90 days; Immigration's "visa required" shown beside it
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Bahamas
Bosnia and Herzegovina passport — conflicting official sources
- Before
- embassy visa (Immigration's list, which says exempt, unreconciled)
- After
- embassy visa kept, citing the Foreign Ministry's eVISA page; Immigration's "visa-exempt" shown beside it
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Bahamas
Ghana passport — conflicting official sources
- Before
- visa-free (Immigration's list, which says visa required, unreconciled)
- After
- visa-free kept, citing the Foreign Ministry's eVISA page; Immigration's "visa required" shown beside it
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Antigua & Barbuda
Proof of funds
- Before
- not required (no fixed amount)
- After
- required — evidence of ability to maintain yourself; no fixed amount
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Antigua & Barbuda
Extension of stay fee — conflicting official sources
- Before
- 100 XCD (approximate)
- After
- XCD 300 (non-CARICOM), XCD 150 (CARICOM); the fee table’s XCD 150 + 50 shown beside it