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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. Syria

    United Kingdom

    Before
    visa on arrival at Damascus airport (reported), 30 days
    After
    visa required before travel

  2. Suriname

    Haiti — notes

    Before
    CARICOM freedom of movement, six months, no tourist card or visa
    After
    Still CARICOM freedom of movement, with a warning that the government will not issue visas to Haitian citizens and direct flights from Haiti are not allowed

  3. Suriname

    Vatican City

    Before
    e-Tourist Card, 90 days
    After
    visa-free, no Entry Fee

  4. Suriname

    Entry Fee nationalities — 163 passports (all others except CARICOM, Vatican City, Suriname and the 21 above)

    Before
    62 on the e-Tourist Card (about USD 25); 98 embassy visa or eVisa; BR, CN, HK visa-free with no card
    After
    Entry Fee required (single or multiple), 90 days; Philippines and Serbia 30 days

  5. Suriname

    Visa reinstated — 21 nationalities (AF, AO, BD, CM, CU, DO, EG, ER, GH, IN, KE, LK, NG, NP, PK, SO, SY, TN, VE, ZA, ZM)

    Before
    IN, ZA, DO: e-Tourist Card, 90 days; the rest: embassy visa or eVisa
    After
    eVisa required (tourist eVisa, 90 days); Cuba, Dominican Republic and Venezuela may also use the e-Tourist Card; Dominican citizens with a valid Schengen or US visa may pay the Entry Fee from 1 September 2026

  6. Suriname

    Visa types — tourist card replaced by the Entry Fee

    Before
    e-Tourist Card about USD 25 (single, 90 days); eVisa about USD 45; consular visa about USD 45; business visa about USD 100 (1 year)
    After
    Entry Fee USD/EUR 50 single or 75 multiple (5 entries in 3 months), + USD/EUR 8 service fee, 90-day stay; tourist eVisa USD 60 / EUR 50 (3 months, multiple) or USD 210 (1 year), + USD 18 / EUR 17; e-Tourist Card USD 40 / EUR 35 + 18 (Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela only); business eVisa USD 100 / EUR 85 (3 months) or USD 360 (5 years; USD 160 for US passports), + 18. Consular visa type removed.

  7. Sudan

    FAQ — do I need a visa

    Before
    Yes — nearly every nationality needs a visa obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy, normally backed by a local sponsor or travel-agency invitation. In practice the civil war has suspended most tourist visa issuance, and many Sudanese missions abroad are not processing applications.
    After
    Yes — nearly every nationality needs a visa obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy. The embassy in Washington issues entry visas only for business or official travel, backed by a letter from a sponsoring organisation, and many Sudanese missions abroad are not processing applications because of the civil war.

  8. Sudan

    Tourist visa — note

    Before
    Approximate. Fees vary sharply by nationality and mission; a Sudanese sponsor or travel-agency invitation is normally required, and many missions are not currently processing tourist applications.
    After
    Approximate, and not currently issued in Washington: the embassy there grants entry visas only for business or official travel. Other missions may differ; many are not processing tourist applications.

  9. Sudan

    Business visa — processing time

    Before
    {"minDays": 10, "maxDays": 40, "unit": "business-days"}
    After
    {"minDays": 1, "maxDays": 10, "unit": "business-days"}

  10. Sudan

    Business visa — fee

    Before
    {"amount": 150, "currency": "USD", "notes": "Approximate — requires an invitation from a Sudanese organization; confirm availability with the mission serving your country."}
    After
    {"amount": 154, "currency": "USD", "notes": "The processing fee at the Embassy of Sudan in Washington, which also asks for a letter from the sponsoring organisation and, from non-US passport holders, a US residence permit. Other missions may charge differently."}

  11. Sudan

    Embassy-visa rows (196) — visa type and note

    Before
    embassy-tourist — A visa must be obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy, normally with a local sponsor or agency invitation, but the civil war has suspended most tourist issuance and many Sudanese missions abroad have scaled back visa services.
    After
    embassy-business — A visa must be obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy. The embassy in Washington issues entry visas only for business or official travel, backed by a letter from a sponsoring organisation, and many Sudanese missions abroad have scaled back visa services since the civil war began.

  12. Senegal

    Visa type: Visa on arrival (Dakar airport)

    Before
    listed (30 days)
    After
    removed

  13. Senegal

    Visa on arrival → visa before travel — 76 nationalities (DZ, AD, AO, AR, AM, AU, BS, BH, BB, BW, BN, BI, CM, TD, KM, CR, CD, DO, EG, SV, GQ, ER, SZ, ET, FJ, GA, GD, GT, HT, HN, HK, IS, ID, IL, JM, KI, KW, LS, LY, LI, MO, MG, MW, MH, FM, MC, NA, NP, NZ, NO, OM, PW, PS, PG, PH, RU, KN, LC, VC, WS, SM, SC, SB, ZA, SR, TZ, TH, TT, TR, TV, UG, UA, VU, VA, ZM, ZW)

    Before
    visa on arrival at Dakar's Blaise Diagne Airport, 30 days
    After
    visa from a Senegalese embassy or consulate before travel

  14. Iceland

    Residence permit — fee

    Before
    ISK 16,000 (approximate)
    After
    ISK 40,000–120,000 by permit type (from ISK 40,000)

  15. Iceland

    Cash declaration threshold

    Before
    €10,000 or more
    After
    more than €10,000

  16. Romania

    Long-stay visa (D) — fee

    Before
    EUR 120
    After
    EUR 300 (applications from 27 April 2026)

  17. Spain

    Proof of funds — amount

    Before
    about €118 per day, minimum about €1,065 per trip
    After
    €122.10 per day (10% of the gross national minimum wage), minimum €1,098.90 (90%)

  18. Norway

    Proof of funds — amount

    Before
    about NOK 500 per day
    After
    NOK 300 per day with hosted or prepaid accommodation; NOK 1,300 per day without proof of accommodation

  19. Iceland

    Proof of funds — amount

    Before
    no figure ("set in ISK per day plus a base amount per trip")
    After
    ISK 8,000 per day plus ISK 40,000 for each entry

  20. Hungary

    Proof of funds — amount

    Before
    about HUF 10,000 per day
    After
    €40 per day

  21. Switzerland

    ETIAS status

    Before
    ETIAS "is being phased in"
    After
    ETIAS is not yet in operation; no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch

  22. Sweden

    ETIAS status

    Before
    ETIAS "is being phased in"
    After
    ETIAS is not yet in operation; no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch

  23. Spain

    ETIAS status

    Before
    ETIAS "is being phased in"
    After
    ETIAS is not yet in operation; no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch

  24. Romania

    ETIAS status

    Before
    ETIAS "is being phased in"
    After
    ETIAS is not yet in operation; no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch

  25. Portugal

    ETIAS status

    Before
    ETIAS "is being phased in"
    After
    ETIAS is not yet in operation; no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch