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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. Bahamas

    FAQ: do I need a visa

    Before
    Most nationalities do not. … among the 155 countries …
    After
    (count and "most nationalities" removed)

  2. Bahamas

    Summary

    Before
    lists 155 countries, territories and islands (as of 8 October 2026)
    After
    lists the countries, territories and islands

  3. Bahamas

    Passport validity rule

    Before
    6-months-on-arrival
    After
    other

  4. Bahamas

    Extension of stay: entries

    Before
    single
    After
    null

  5. Azerbaijan

    Tip: Armenia connections

    Before
    The border with Armenia is closed.
    After
    It says the border with Armenia remains closed.

  6. Azerbaijan

    FAQ: do I need a visa

    Before
    Most nationalities do. …
    After
    (sentence removed)

  7. Azerbaijan

    Embassy visa processing minimum

    After
    null

  8. Azerbaijan

    ASAN e-Visa processing minimum

    After
    null

  9. Austria

    summary

    Before
    Austria is part of the Schengen Area: EU and EFTA citizens enter freely, nationals of the 63 countries and territories on the EU's visa-exempt list (as of 30 December 2025) whose exemption is in force can stay 90 days in any 180-day period (the ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation), and everyone else needs a Schengen short-stay visa costing €90. Longer stays run through the national Visa D or a residence title such as the Red-White-Red Card.
    After
    Austria is part of the Schengen Area: EU and EFTA citizens enter freely, nationals of the countries and territories on the EU's visa-exempt list (Annex II of Regulation (EU) 2018/1806) can stay 90 days in any 180-day period (the ETIAS travel authorization is not yet in operation), and everyone else needs a Schengen short-stay visa costing €90. Longer stays run through the national Visa D or a residence title such as the Red-White-Red Card.

  10. Austria

    onwardTicket

    Before
    required=true; Border officers may ask non-EU visitors for proof of return or onward travel and accommodation details.
    After
    required=null; No official source we could read makes a return or onward ticket a condition of entry in itself. Under the Schengen Borders Code (Annex I), the supporting documents border guards may check for tourist or private trips include a return or round-trip ticket.

  11. Austria

    Red-White-Red Card (skilled workers): published fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":218,"processing":{"minDays":30,"maxDays":90,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":730,"stayDays":730,"entries":"multiple","extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":218,"processing":null,"validityDays":730,"stayDays":null,"entries":null,"extendable":null}

  12. Austria

    Student Residence Permit (with Visa D): published fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":218,"processing":{"minDays":0,"maxDays":90,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":365,"stayDays":365,"entries":"multiple","extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":218,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":90,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":365,"stayDays":null,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  13. Austria

    National Visa (Type D): published fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":195,"processing":null,"validityDays":180,"stayDays":180,"entries":"multiple","extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":195,"processing":null,"validityDays":null,"stayDays":180,"entries":null,"extendable":null}

  14. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":90,"processing":{"minDays":15,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":"single","extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":90,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  15. Austria

    Russian Schengen visa name and fee note

    Before
    Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Type C), single entry for Russian nationals
    After
    Schengen Short-Stay Visa (Type C) for Russian nationals

  16. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":67.5,"processing":{"minDays":15,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":67.5,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  17. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":10,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  18. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":10,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  19. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":10,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":35,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":30,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  20. Austria

    Schengen type: fields on official evidence

    Before
    {"fee":90,"processing":{"minDays":15,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":false,"days":null}}
    After
    {"fee":90,"processing":{"minDays":null,"maxDays":45,"unit":"calendar-days"},"validityDays":null,"stayDays":90,"entries":null,"extendable":{"possible":true,"days":null}}

  21. Australia

    FAQ: Can I stay in Australia longer than 3 months as a tourist?

    Before
    Not on an eVisitor or ETA — each visit is capped at 3 months. For longer trips, apply online for a Visitor visa (subclass 600), which can be granted for stays of 6 or even 12 months, before you travel or before your current stay expires.
    After
    Not on an eVisitor or ETA: Home Affairs says you can stay for 3 months after each entry and cannot stay longer by extending either visa; you must apply for another visa. The Visitor visa (subclass 600) is generally granted for a stay of 3 months, and Home Affairs may grant a stay of up to 12 months in certain circumstances.

  22. Australia

    FAQ: What is the difference between the eVisitor and the Australian ETA?

    Before
    Both allow 3-month tourist or business visits over a 12-month validity. The eVisitor (subclass 651) is free and covers EU and other European passports, applied for on the Home Affairs website. The ETA (subclass 601) covers the US, Canada, Japan, South Korea, the UK and others, costs AUD 20 and is applied for only via the Australian ETA app.
    After
    Both allow stays of 3 months after each entry during a 12-month validity, for tourism or business visitor activities. The eVisitor (subclass 651) is free; Home Affairs says European passport holders may be eligible. The ETA (subclass 601) is for holders of the passports Home Affairs lists, including those of the US, Canada, Japan, South Korea and the UK; it carries an AUD 20 service charge and is applied for through the Australian ETA app.

  23. Australia

    summary

    Before
    Australia requires almost every visitor to hold some form of authorization before boarding: holders of the European passports Home Affairs lists apply for the free eVisitor (subclass 651), passport holders from the US, Canada, Japan and other ETA countries use the Australian ETA app (subclass 601, AUD 20 service charge), and everyone else applies online for a Visitor visa (subclass 600). New Zealanders are the exception: they apply for a free Special Category Visa (subclass 444), usually each time they enter, which can be processed on arrival.
    After
    Holders of the European passports Home Affairs lists may be eligible for the free eVisitor (subclass 651); holders of an ETA-eligible passport, including those of the US, Canada and Japan, apply for the Electronic Travel Authority (subclass 601) through the Australian ETA app (AUD 20 service charge); other visitors can apply online for a Visitor visa (subclass 600). New Zealand citizens apply for a free Special Category Visa (subclass 444), usually each time they enter Australia; an application made on arrival is processed at the airport or seaport.

  24. Australia

    proofOfFunds appliesTo

    Before
    null
    After
    visa-applicants

  25. Australia

    proofOfFunds required

    Before
    false
    After
    true