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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Brunei
Visa on arrival (Category C1 nationalities) — evidence
- Before
- (absent)
- After
- fee, stayDays
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Brunei
faq[1].answer
- Before
- Australians obtain a visa on arrival, single or multiple entry, for stays up to 30 days. The fee is BND 20 for single entry and BND 30 for multiple entry.
- After
- Australians obtain a visa on arrival. Brunei's Foreign Ministry lists the visa on arrival as single or multiple entry, with a visa duration of 30 days and fees of BND 20 or BND 30.
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Brunei
faq[0].answer
- Before
- Many visitors do not. US, Canadian and EU passport holders get 90 days visa-free, the UK 90 days, several Asian, Gulf and European nationalities get 30 days, and most ASEAN neighbors get 14 days. Australians and four Gulf nationalities obtain a visa on arrival, and the nationalities Brunei's Foreign Ministry lists in its categories A and B apply in advance for a visit visa through a Bruneian mission — no official Brunei source describes an online e-Visa.
- After
- Many visitors do not. US, Canadian, UK and EU passport holders get 90 days visa-free; nationalities including Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea get 30 days; and nationalities including Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam get 14 days. Nationals of Australia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia obtain a visa on arrival, and the nationalities Brunei's Foreign Ministry lists in its categories A and B apply in advance for a visit visa through a Bruneian mission — no official Brunei source describes an online e-Visa.
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Brunei
summary
- Before
- Brunei waives visas in tiers — 90 days for US, Canadian, UK, EU and EFTA passports, 30 days for several Asian, Gulf and European nationalities, and 14 days for most ASEAN neighbors — while Australians and four Gulf nationalities obtain a visa on arrival and most other travelers apply in advance for a visit visa through a Bruneian mission.
- After
- Brunei waives visas in tiers — 90 days for US, Canadian, UK, EU and EFTA passports, 30 days for nationalities including Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and the UAE, and 14 days for nationalities including Cambodia, China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam — while nationals of Australia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia obtain a visa on arrival and the nationalities in the Foreign Ministry's other categories apply in advance for a visit visa through a Bruneian mission.
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Brunei
Visit visa (embassy) — entries
- Before
- single
- After
- null
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Brunei
visa type name
- Before
- Visa on arrival (eligible nationalities, incl. Australians)
- After
- Visa on arrival (Category C1 nationalities)
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Brunei
Visa on arrival (eligible nationalities, incl. Australians) — processing
- Before
- {"minDays":15,"maxDays":30,"unit":"minutes"}
- After
- null
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Brunei
Visa on arrival (eligible nationalities, incl. Australians) — entries
- Before
- single
- After
- null
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Brazil
Proof of funds required
- Before
- false
- After
- null
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Brazil
Onward ticket required
- Before
- true
- After
- null
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Brazil
Passport validity rule
- Before
- valid-for-stay
- After
- other
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Brazil
Visitor visa (consular): entries, extension
- Before
- entries multiple; extendable days null
- After
- entries null; extendable up to 90 days (Decree 9,199 art. 20)
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Brazil
Visitor visa (consular): entries, extension
- Before
- entries multiple; extendable days null
- After
- entries null; extendable up to 90 days (Decree 9,199 art. 20)
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Brazil
Brazil eVisa: processing, extension
- Before
- processing 1–10 business days; extendable days null
- After
- processing up to 10 business days (minDays null); extendable up to 90 days (Decree 9,199 art. 20)
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Botswana
Tip: 90 days
- Before
- The UK Foreign Office says visitors can stay in Botswana for up to 90 days without a visa.
- After
- The UK government tells British nationals they can visit Botswana for up to 90 days without a visa.
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Botswana
FAQ: stay
- Before
- The UK Foreign Office says visitors can stay up to 90 days without a visa.
- After
- The UK government tells British nationals they can visit Botswana for up to 90 days without a visa.
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Botswana
FAQ: visa
- Before
- Most visitors do not: citizens of the 103 nationalities … most of the former Soviet states …
- After
- It depends on your nationality. Botswana's official eVisa portal marks the US, the UK and the EU member states among the nationalities not needing a visa; the UK government tells British nationals they can visit for up to 90 days without one. Nationalities that need a visa, including India and China, apply in advance through the official eVisa portal (evisa.gov.bw), an immigration office or a Botswana mission.
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Botswana
Summary
- Before
- Citizens of the 103 nationalities that the official eVisa portal marks as not needing a visa … most SADC states, enter Botswana visa-free for up to 90 days …
- After
- Botswana's official eVisa portal marks each nationality as needing a visa or not; the US, the UK and the EU member states are among those marked as not needing one. The UK government tells British nationals they can visit for up to 90 days without a visa. Nationalities that need a visa apply through the official eVisa portal, an immigration office or a Botswana mission before travelling.
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Botswana
Passport validity
- Before
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months, with at least three unused pages. / 6-months-on-arrival
- After
- Botswana's eVisa application terms say the passport must have at least six months' validity left and at least three unused pages. / other
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Botswana
Embassy tourist visa: processing evidence
- Before
- no evidence
- After
- Check the outcome of your application from the office where the application was submitted after seven (7) to fourteen (14) working days.
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Botswana
Tourist eVisa: evidence; fee notes
- Before
- no evidence; notes: BWP 300 for a single-entry tourist visa for a period of up to one month; BWP 500 for multiple entries over up to three months.
- After
- fee/stay/entries quote the eVisa terms; processing quotes the gov.bw tourism visa page (archived 14 Jun 2026, added to alsoStatedOn); notes: BWP 300 for a single entry for a period of up to one month; BWP 500 for multiple entries for a period of up to three months.
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Bosnia & Herzegovina
Long-stay visa (D): fields and evidence
- Before
- {"fee":"95 EUR","processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":180,"entries":"multiple","extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}
- After
- {"fee":"95 EUR","processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":180,"entries":"multiple"}
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Bosnia & Herzegovina
Short-stay visa (C): fields and evidence
- Before
- {"fee":"60 EUR","processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":null,"entries":"multiple","extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
- After
- {"fee":"60 EUR","processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":null,"entries":null}
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Bolivia
entryRequirements.passportValidity.text
- Before
- rule: "6-months-on-arrival" — Bolivia's Migration Directorate asks for a passport valid for at least 6 months with a tourist visa or stay application. The UK Foreign Office says a British visitor's passport should be valid for at least 6 months after the date of arrival, with at least two blank pages.
- After
- rule: "6-months-on-arrival" -> "other" — Bolivia's Migration Directorate asks for a passport valid for at least 6 months with a tourist stay application. The UK Foreign Office tells British visitors their passport should be valid for at least 6 months after the date of arrival, with at least two blank pages.
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Bolivia
faq[2].answer
- Before
- Bolivia's Migration Directorate puts the maximum stay for tourists at 90 calendar days per year. The UK Foreign Office says border officials issue 30-day stamps but that you can stay 90 days without any new stamp; Australia's Smartraveller says the stay permitted on entry is 30 days and can be extended to 90. Group 2 tourist-visa holders can apply to the Directorate for up to two further periods of up to 30 days, at 250 UFV each.
- After
- Supreme Decree 1923 puts the maximum stay for tourists at 90 calendar days a year. The UK Foreign Office tells British travellers that border officials issue 30-day stamps but that they can stay 90 days without any new stamp; Australia's Smartraveller tells Australians that the stay permitted on entry is 30 days and can be extended to 90. The Migration Directorate's procedure for a transitory stay for tourism or visit, of up to 30 or 60 days, costs 250 UFV for up to 30 days and asks for a tourist or visit consular visa.