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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Myanmar (Burma)
entryRequirements.passportValidity.text
- Before
- rule: "6-months-on-arrival" — Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival in Myanmar.
- After
- rule: "6-months-on-arrival" -> "other" — Myanmar's eVisa notice says your passport validity must have at least 6 months. The UK Foreign Office tells British nationals their passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival.
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Myanmar (Burma)
faq[0].answer
- Before
- Yes, unless you hold a Brunei, Cambodian, Indonesian, Lao, Philippine or Thai passport (14 days visa-free through the main international airports) or a Vietnamese or Singaporean one (30 days). Myanmar's Foreign Ministry also lists ordinary-passport exemptions for Belarus and Russia (30 days) and Malaysia (14 days). Nationals of 100 countries — including the US, the UK, every EU country and Australia — can apply for the 28-day tourist eVisa at evisa.moip.gov.mm. No official source we could read states the rule for other nationalities.
- After
- Yes, unless you hold a Brunei, Cambodian, Indonesian, Lao, Philippine or Thai passport (14 days visa-free through the main international airports) or a Vietnamese or Singaporean one (30 days). Myanmar's Foreign Ministry also lists ordinary-passport exemptions for Belarus and Russia (30 days) and Malaysia (14 days). Nationals of the countries on the eVisa portal's list — including the US, the UK, EU countries and Australia — can apply for the 28-day tourist eVisa at evisa.moip.gov.mm. No official source we could read states the rule for other nationalities.
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Myanmar (Burma)
summary
- Before
- Nationals of 100 countries can apply for Myanmar's official tourist eVisa — 28 days, valid only for arrival at the Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw international airports or the Kawthaung land border — while Brunei, Cambodian, Indonesian, Lao, Philippine, Thai, Vietnamese and Singaporean passport holders — and, per the Foreign Ministry, Belarusian, Russian and Malaysian ones — enter visa-free for short stays. Canada says land crossings may close with little or no notice or be restricted to nationals of neighbouring states, and the UK advises against all travel to much of the country.
- After
- Nationals of the countries on the eVisa portal's list can apply for Myanmar's official tourist eVisa — 28 days, valid only for arrival at the Yangon, Mandalay and Nay Pyi Taw international airports or the Kawthaung land border — while Brunei, Cambodian, Indonesian, Lao, Philippine, Thai, Vietnamese and Singaporean passport holders — and, per the Foreign Ministry, Belarusian, Russian and Malaysian ones — enter visa-free for short stays. Canada says land crossings may close with little or no notice or be restricted to nationals of neighbouring states, and the UK advises against all travel to much of the country.
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Myanmar (Burma)
Tourist Visa (embassy) — fields backed by official sentences
- Before
- validityDays: 90; entries: "single"; extendable: {"possible":false,"days":null}
- After
- validityDays: 90 -> null; entries: "single" -> null; extendable: {"possible":false,"days":null} -> (removed); fee.notes rewritten; evidence: fee, stayDays
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Myanmar (Burma)
Business eVisa — fields backed by official sentences
- Before
- fields published without the stating sentence
- After
- evidence: validityDays, stayDays, entries, extendable
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Myanmar (Burma)
Tourist eVisa — fields backed by official sentences
- Before
- fields published without the stating sentence
- After
- evidence: validityDays, stayDays, entries, extendable
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Mozambique
FAQ: eTA fee
- Before
- Decree 10/2023, which exempted citizens of 29 countries from the visa, sets a MZN 650 processing fee, payable when pre-registering at evisa.gov.mz at least 48 hours before boarding; the portal now lists these countries under the eTA scheme. The UK Foreign Office says British travellers also pay a USD 37 visa fee (about USD 47 in total), online. The portal itself does not publish the eTA fee.
- After
- Decree 10/2023, which exempted citizens of the countries it lists from the visa, sets a MZN 650 processing fee, payable when pre-registering at evisa.gov.mz at least 48 hours before boarding; the portal now lists these countries under the eTA scheme. The UK Foreign Office says British travellers also pay a USD 37 visa fee (about USD 47 in total), online. The portal itself does not publish the eTA fee.
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Mozambique
FAQ: do I need a visa
- Before
- It depends on your passport. Mozambique's official eVisa portal (evisa.gov.mz) lists 17 nationalities, mostly from southern and eastern Africa, as visa-exempt for 30 or 90 days. Citizens of 29 countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Portugal and most of Western Europe, need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before travel, for stays of up to 30 days. Citizens of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal and Somalia cannot use the portal and must apply at a Mozambican embassy. Everyone else applies online for an eVisa before travelling.
- After
- It depends on your passport. Mozambique's official eVisa portal (evisa.gov.mz) lists some nationalities as visa-exempt for 30 or 90 days. Citizens of other countries, including the US, the UK, Canada, Portugal, Germany and France, need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before travel, for stays of up to 30 days. Citizens of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal and Somalia cannot use the portal and must apply at a Mozambican embassy. Everyone else applies online for an eVisa before travelling.
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Mozambique
Summary
- Before
- Mozambique's official eVisa portal sorts visitors into four groups: 17 nationalities, mostly from southern and eastern Africa, are visa-exempt for 30 or 90 days; 29 others, including the US, the UK, Canada, Japan and much of Western Europe, need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) for stays of up to 30 days; citizens of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal and Somalia must apply at an embassy; and everyone else applies online for an eVisa before travel.
- After
- Mozambique's official eVisa portal sorts visitors into four groups: some nationalities are visa-exempt for 30 or 90 days; others, including the US, the UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy, need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) for stays of up to 30 days; citizens of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Nepal and Somalia must apply at an embassy; and everyone else applies online for an eVisa before travel.
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Mozambique
Passport validity rule
- Before
- 6-months-on-arrival
- After
- other
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Mozambique
Proof of funds
- Before
- null
- After
- true (visa-applicants)
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Mozambique
Onward ticket
- Before
- false
- After
- true (all)
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Mozambique
Extension entries
- Before
- single
- After
- null
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Mozambique
eTA extension
- Before
- (none)
- After
- {"possible":true,"days":30}
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Mozambique
eTA entries
- Before
- null
- After
- multiple
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Mozambique
eVisa processing
- Before
- 3–5 business days
- After
- null
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Morocco
evidence
- Before
- none
- After
- fee, processing, validityDays, stayDays
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Morocco
evidence
- Before
- none
- After
- fee, processing, validityDays, stayDays
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Morocco
answer
- Before
- Many passports, including several Latin American ones (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru), do not need any visa. The eVisa is open to citizens of India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, Jordan, Israel, Benin and Guatemala, and to other visa-required travelers who hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the US, Schengen, the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Japan, Norway or New Zealand. Check eligibility and apply at the official portal acces-maroc.ma; the standard track is decided in 3–7 working days and the express track in 1–3. Travelers not eligible online apply at a Moroccan embassy.
- After
- Many passports, including several Latin American ones (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru), do not need any visa. The eVisa is open to citizens of India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, Jordan, Israel, Benin and Guatemala, and to other visa-required travelers who hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the US, Schengen, the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Japan, Norway or New Zealand. Check eligibility and apply at the official portal acces-maroc.ma; the standard track is decided in 3 to 7 days and the express track in 1–3. Travelers not eligible online apply at a Moroccan embassy.
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Morocco
answer
- Before
- Most Western and East Asian passports, and several Latin American ones (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru), do not need any visa. The eVisa is open to citizens of India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, Jordan, Israel, Benin and Guatemala, and to other visa-required travelers who hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the US, Schengen, the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Japan, Norway or New Zealand. Check eligibility and apply at the official portal acces-maroc.ma; the standard track is decided in 3–7 working days and the express track in 1–3. Travelers not eligible online apply at a Moroccan embassy.
- After
- Many passports, including several Latin American ones (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru), do not need any visa. The eVisa is open to citizens of India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei, Jordan, Israel, Benin and Guatemala, and to other visa-required travelers who hold a valid multiple-entry visa from the US, Schengen, the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Japan, Norway or New Zealand. Check eligibility and apply at the official portal acces-maroc.ma; the standard track is decided in 3–7 working days and the express track in 1–3. Travelers not eligible online apply at a Moroccan embassy.
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Morocco
answer
- Before
- Effectively no. The UK Foreign Office says the dirham is a closed, non-convertible currency that cannot easily be exchanged outside Morocco, and Moroccan Customs allows at most 2,000 MAD to be carried in or out. The Government of Canada says unused dirhams can be converted at the airport exchange counter on departure with proof of your original purchase.
- After
- The UK Foreign Office says the dirham is a closed, non-convertible currency that cannot easily be exchanged outside Morocco, and Moroccan Customs allows at most 2,000 MAD to be carried in or out. The Government of Canada says unused dirhams can be converted at the airport exchange counter on departure with proof of your original purchase.
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Morocco
summary
- Before
- Morocco grants visa-free entry to a long list of nationalities — including the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Russia and China — and runs an official eVisa system (acces-maroc.ma) for several other nationalities; the dirham is a closed currency that cannot be exchanged outside Morocco.
- After
- Morocco grants visa-free entry to a long list of nationalities — including the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Russia and China — and runs an official eVisa system (acces-maroc.ma) for several other nationalities; the dirham is a closed currency that cannot easily be exchanged outside Morocco, according to the UK Foreign Office.
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Morocco
entries
- Before
- single
- After
- null
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Morocco
fee.notes
- Before
- Standard track, decided in 3–7 working days. The Express track costs 1,100 MAD and is decided in 1–3 working days. Both amounts are the portal's own price list, charged before the application is processed.
- After
- Standard track (decision in 3 to 7 days, per the portal's published terms). The Express track costs 1,100 MAD (decision in 1 to 3 days). Both amounts are the portal's own price list.
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Morocco
extendable
- Before
- {"possible":false,"days":null}
- After
- null