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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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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- Visa required since 1 May 2023 — the Entry Fee is not open to this nationality. Apply online for a tourist eVisa (USD 60 for three months, multiple entry, plus an 18 service fee). The eVisa service says these applications are subject to meticulous scrutiny, may take longer than 72 hours, and should be submitted well in advance.
- After
- (none)
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- No visa needed for tourism or family visits, but the Entry Fee must be paid online before travel — USD or EUR 50 for one entry, or 75 for up to five entries within three months, plus an 8 service fee. The eVisa service's country list gives Malaysia a 'visa waiver for 30 days stay touristical purposes' while its Short Stay column shows 90 days. Business trips need a business eVisa.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service says the single-entry Entry Fee applies to travellers entering Suriname once and is ideal for only tourism purposes or visiting family or friends.
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- Suriname's eVisa service states that the Government of Suriname will not issue visas to Haitian citizens and that direct flights from Haiti to Suriname are not allowed. The same service's CARICOM list still shows Haiti as visa-exempt with other member states.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service says direct flights from Haiti to Suriname are not allowed and that the Government of the Republic of Suriname will not issue visas to Haitian citizens.
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- Visa required since 1 May 2023. From 1 September 2026, Dominican citizens who hold a valid Schengen or US visa at the time of travel may pay the Entry Fee instead (USD or EUR 50 single, 75 multiple, plus an 8 service fee). Otherwise apply online for a tourist eVisa (USD 60 plus an 18 service fee) or the single-entry e-Tourist Card (USD 40 plus 18).
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service says that from 1 September 2026 Dominican Republic passport holders are eligible to enter Suriname on payment of the applicable entry fee (single or multiple), provided they hold a valid Schengen visa or U.S. visa at the time of travel.
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- Holders of a Vatican City passport are exempt from the Entry Fee and need no visa for a short visit.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service lists those excluded from paying the Entry Fee: holders of a passport from Vatican City, holders of passports from CARICOM countries, holders of diplomatic and service passports, holders of a UN laissez-passer, and holders of a PSA document or PSA card.
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Suriname
source
- Before
- (default source: single-entry page, whose 21-country visa list does not name Vatican City)
- After
- https://suriname.vfsevisa.com/
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- Dutch visitors pay the Entry Fee online before travel — USD or EUR 50 for one entry, or 75 for up to five entries within three months, plus an 8 service fee; stays of up to 90 days. Holders of a PSA document or PSA card are exempt.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service lists those excluded from paying the Entry Fee: holders of a passport from Vatican City, holders of passports from CARICOM countries, holders of diplomatic and service passports, holders of a UN laissez-passer, and holders of a PSA document or PSA card.
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- The eVisa service lists this passport as visa-exempt but still subject to the Entry Fee: pay it online before travel — USD or EUR 50 for one entry, or 75 for up to five entries within three months, plus an 8 service fee. Stays of up to 90 days.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service says that from 1 July 2022 travellers wishing to visit Suriname for tourism purposes are required to pay the Entry Fee to be admitted to the territory of the Republic of Suriname.
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Suriname
Passport row note
- Before
- No visa needed for tourism or family visits, but the Entry Fee must be paid online before travel — USD or EUR 50 for one entry, or 75 for up to five entries within three months, plus an 8 service fee. Stays of up to 90 days. Business trips need a business eVisa.
- After
- Suriname's eVisa service says that from 1 July 2022 travellers wishing to visit Suriname for tourism purposes are required to pay the Entry Fee to be admitted to the territory of the Republic of Suriname.
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- Home country.
- After
- (no note)
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa must be obtained in advance. The Sudanese embassy in Washington issues entry visas for business or official travel, backed by a letter from a sponsoring organisation (USD 154 processing fee).
- After
- (no note)
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa must be obtained in advance from a Sudanese embassy. The embassy in Washington issues entry visas for business or official travel, backed by a letter from a sponsoring organisation. The embassy in Berlin issues tourist visas once a registered tour agency or sponsor in Sudan has obtained an entry-permit number from the Ministry of the Interior.
- After
- (no note)
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa must be obtained in advance: Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs says Irish citizens require a visa to enter Sudan.
- After
- (no note)
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa must be obtained in advance: the German Foreign Office says German citizens need a visa, applied for before travel (in Germany at the Sudanese embassy in Berlin).
- After
- The German Foreign Office says German nationals need a visa to enter, which must be applied for before entry at the competent missions, in Germany the Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Berlin.
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Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa must be obtained in advance: Australia's travel advice says Australians need a visa to enter Sudan.
- After
- Australia's travel advice says that if, despite its advice, you travel to Sudan, you'll need a visa to enter.
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Sri Lanka
Passport row note
- Before
- ETA still required via eta.gov.lk, issued free of charge for 30 days under Sri Lanka's reciprocal agreement with Seychelles.
- After
- Sri Lanka's ETA fee page says that under reciprocal and bilateral agreements Singapore and Seychelles (30 days) and the Maldives (90 days) are also eligible to obtain a tourist visa (ETA) free of charge.
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Sri Lanka
Passport row note
- Before
- ETA still required via eta.gov.lk, but this nationality is on Sri Lanka's free tourist-ETA list (from 25 May 2026): no fee, 30 days, double entry.
- After
- Sri Lanka's ETA fee page says that with effect from 25 May 2026 nationals of 40 listed countries, this one among them, are eligible to obtain a tourist visa (ETA) free of charge for a period of 30 days.
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Sri Lanka
Passport row note
- Before
- ETA required via eta.gov.lk. As South Asian (SAARC) nationals, applicants pay USD 20 for the 30-day double-entry tourist ETA instead of the USD 50 other nationalities pay (USD 25 when obtained on arrival).
- After
- (note removed)
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Sri Lanka
Passport row note
- Before
- ETA required via eta.gov.lk: USD 50 for a 30-day double-entry tourist ETA. Sri Lanka's ETA fee table gives USD 60 when it is obtained on arrival.
- After
- (note removed)
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Sri Lanka
Passport row note
- Before
- Home country.
- After
- (note removed)
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Sri Lanka
Default source nationality list
- Before
- (not set)
- After
- {"kind": "per-nationality", "exhaustive": true}
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Spain
Passport row note
- Before
- Schengen visa / Visa Code consulate / ETIAS future / free movement / Annex I / Nauru / Russia single-entry / home country notes
- After
- (none)
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Spain
Passport row note
- Before
- Visa-free with a biometric passport: 90 days in any 180-day period. (+ ETIAS clause)
- After
- Regulation (EU) 2018/1806 says the exemption from the visa requirement applies only to holders of biometric passports (country-specific ICAO wording for GE, MD, UA, XK, RS).
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Spain
Nationality list coverage
- Before
- (not set)
- After
- both, not exhaustive
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South Sudan
Passport row note
- Before
- Home country.
- After
- (none)