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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Philippines
FAQ answer
- Before
- No. US passport holders enter visa-free for up to 30 days with a passport valid 6 months and an onward ticket. The stay can be extended by 29 days (and beyond) at Bureau of Immigration offices. US citizens must also register on eTravel within 72 hours before arrival.
- After
- No. US passport holders enter visa-free for up to 30 days with a passport valid 6 months and an onward ticket. The stay can be extended at Bureau of Immigration offices. US citizens must also register on eTravel within 72 hours before arrival.
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Philippines
Summary
- Before
- The Philippines admits citizens of the countries listed under Executive Order 408 visa-free for 30 days — extendable by 29 days at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires arriving travellers, except foreign diplomats, 9(e) visa holders and holders of diplomatic or official passports, to register on the free eTravel platform within 72 hours before arrival. Visa-free visitors must also hold a return or onward ticket.
- After
- The Philippines admits citizens of the countries listed under Executive Order 408 visa-free for 30 days — extendable at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires arriving travellers, except foreign diplomats, 9(e) visa holders and holders of diplomatic or official passports, to register on the free eTravel platform within 72 hours before arrival. Visa-free visitors must also hold a return or onward ticket.
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Paraguay
Extension days
- Before
- 90
- After
- null
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Papua New Guinea
Visa type source
- Before
- Visa Information Guide only
- After
- + Migration Service Fees schedule
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Panama
Extendable days
- Before
- 60
- After
- null
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Palau
Overstated sentence
- Before
- The Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee is USD 100 for every visitor coming to Palau. International airlines are required to include it in the price of tickets into Palau, so you pay it when you book. Palauan passport holders and their spouses, crew, accredited diplomats and transit passengers are exempt and can claim a cash refund on arrival.
- After
- The Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee is USD 100 for visitors coming to Palau. International airlines are required to include it in the price of tickets into Palau, so you pay it when you book. Palauan passport holders and their spouses, crew, accredited diplomats and transit passengers are exempt and can claim a cash refund on arrival.
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Palau
Overstated sentence
- Before
- Palau issues visitors of nearly every nationality a 30-day tourist visa on arrival; citizens of the Schengen states are visa-free for 90 days in any 180 and Russians for 30 days, while nationals of Bangladesh and Myanmar must apply before travelling. Under Palau law, US, Micronesian and Marshallese citizens may visit, work or reside without a visa. Every visitor is assessed the USD 100 Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee, and the UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, stamped into your passport on arrival.
- After
- Palau issues visitors of nearly every nationality a 30-day tourist visa on arrival; citizens of the Schengen states are visa-free for 90 days in any 180 and Russians for 30 days, while nationals of Bangladesh and Myanmar must apply before travelling. Under Palau law, US, Micronesian and Marshallese citizens may visit, work or reside without a visa. Visitors are assessed the USD 100 Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee, from which transit passengers and accredited diplomats are among those exempt, and the UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, stamped into your passport on arrival.
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New Zealand
Extension days
- Before
- 180
- After
- null
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New Zealand
FAQ answer
- Before
- The NZTD is a free digital declaration every traveler must complete before arriving, at travellerdeclaration.govt.nz or in the NZTD app. It covers customs and biosecurity questions and replaces the old paper arrival card.
- After
- The NZTD is a free digital declaration that everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete, at travellerdeclaration.govt.nz or in the NZTD app. It collects travel, customs, immigration and biosecurity information, replaces the old Passenger Arrival Card, and needs to be submitted by the time you reach passport control; New Zealand Customs suggests doing it before your flight.
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New Zealand
Tip
- Before
- Complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration online or in the NZTD app before you fly. New Zealand Customs says everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete one, and that it is free.
- After
- Complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration online or in the NZTD app before your flight: New Zealand Customs suggests it to make arrival easier, says everyone travelling into New Zealand must complete one, and says it needs to be submitted by the time you reach passport control.
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New Zealand
Declaration text
- Before
- Every traveler must complete the free digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration (website or app) before arrival, covering customs and biosecurity questions. It is linked to your passport and checked at passport control; you do not need to print anything.
- After
- Everyone travelling into New Zealand, including New Zealand passport holders, must complete the free New Zealand Traveller Declaration (website or app), which collects travel, customs, immigration and biosecurity information. Air travellers can submit it from 24 hours before they start their trip, and it needs to be submitted by the time they reach passport control in New Zealand; New Zealand Customs suggests doing it before the flight to make arrival easier. It is linked to your passport and checked at the eGate or by a border officer; you do not need to print anything.
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New Zealand
Declaration window
- Before
- Before departure for New Zealand (opens 24 hours before flights)
- After
- By air: from 24 hours before you start your trip until you reach passport control in New Zealand. By sea: from 24 hours before departing the vessel’s last foreign port until it berths at its first New Zealand port.
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New Zealand
Declaration timing
- Before
- before-travel
- After
- on-arrival
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New Zealand
Summary
- Before
- New Zealand lets visa-waiver nationals (the US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan and around 30 others) visit for up to 3 months — 6 for British citizens — but they must first obtain an NZeTA and pay the NZD 100 International Visitor Levy. Australians enter freely, everyone else needs a Visitor Visa, and every traveler must complete the digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration before arrival.
- After
- New Zealand lets visa-waiver nationals (the US, UK, EU, Canada, Japan and around 30 others) visit for up to 3 months — 6 for British citizens — but they must first obtain an NZeTA and pay the NZD 100 International Visitor Levy. Australians enter freely, everyone else needs a Visitor Visa, and everyone travelling into New Zealand must submit the digital New Zealand Traveller Declaration by the time they reach passport control; it can be done before the flight.
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Nepal
Extension days
- Before
- 135 / 120 / 60 / 15
- After
- null
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Nepal
Extendable days
- Before
- 60
- After
- null
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- nationality reference list only
- After
- + front-page eligibility check
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt)
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt)
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt)
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “exonerer” (exempt)
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa”
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa”
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa”
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Morocco
Row source
- Before
- Accès Maroc — official eVisa portal, eligibility check
- After
- Accès Maroc — “Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?” check on the portal front page (ordinary passport, tourism, residence in the home country): answers “visa”