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  1. Peru

    Turkey: legal basis

    Before
    Visa-free for tourism under the bilateral agreement for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, counted from first entry.
    After
    Visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, counted from first entry.

  2. Peru

    China/India row wording

    Before
    Consular tourist visa normally required — BUT Indian citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence there) can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
    After
    A consular tourist visa is required, except that Indian citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months, or permanent residence in one of those countries, can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.

  3. Peru

    China/India row wording

    Before
    Consular tourist visa normally required — BUT Chinese citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence there) can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
    After
    A consular tourist visa is required, except that Chinese citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months, or permanent residence in one of those countries, can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.

  4. Peru

    FAQ: China/India

    Before
    Normally yes — a consular tourist visa. However, Chinese and Indian citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence in those places) can enter Peru without a Peruvian visa for tourism or business, for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
    After
    Yes, a consular tourist visa, unless you meet the following condition: as a Chinese or Indian citizen holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence in those places) you can enter Peru without a Peruvian visa for tourism or business, for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.

  5. Peru

    FAQ: how long can I stay

    Before
    It depends on your passport. Most visa-exempt visitors get 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days within 365 days of first entry; EU and Schengen-area passports (and those of Georgia, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine) get 90 days in any 180-day period; Mexico, El Salvador and Qatar get 183 days, Barbados, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama 90 days, and the Dominican Republic 60 days, none of them extendable.
    After
    It depends on your passport. Most visa-exempt visitors get 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days within 365 days of first entry; EU and Schengen-area passports other than Ireland's (and those of Georgia, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine) get 90 days in any 180-day period; Mexico, El Salvador and Qatar get 183 days, Barbados, Costa Rica, Honduras and Panama 90 days, and the Dominican Republic 60 days, none of them extendable.

  6. Peru

    Summary: stay rules and China/India condition

    Before
    Peru grants visa-free entry to citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, Japan and most of the Americas — 90 days, extendable once by 90 days within a year, for most of them, and 90 days in any 180 for EU and Schengen-area passports — records arrivals by air digitally, and lets Chinese and Indian citizens who hold a valid US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa enter without a Peruvian visa.
    After
    Peru grants visa-free entry to citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, Japan and most of the Americas — 90 days, extendable once by 90 days within a year, for most of them, and 90 days in any 180 for EU and Schengen-area passports other than Ireland's — records arrivals by air digitally, and lets Chinese and Indian citizens who hold a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months, or permanent residence in one of those countries, enter without a Peruvian visa.

  7. Paraguay

    Page that states the claim added as alsoStatedOn

    After
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/paraguay/entry-requirements

  8. Paraguay

    Page that states the claim added as alsoStatedOn

    After
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/paraguay/entry-requirements

  9. Paraguay

    Driving: national rule

    Before
    Whether a permit is required in addition to a national license, and for how long a foreign license may be used, are set by national road law and have not been checked for Paraguay yet.
    After
    No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence, or for how long a foreign licence may be used.

  10. Paraguay

    FAQ eVisa

    Before
    No electronic visa is issued.
    After
    No official page we read describes an electronic visa.

  11. Paraguay

    FAQ extend stay: where and when to apply

    Before
    ; apply at its central or documentation office before your permitted stay ends.
    After
    .

  12. Paraguay

    Stay extension: where and when to apply

    Before
    Apply at the directorate's central or documentation office before your permitted stay ends.

  13. Paraguay

    Visa-free rows: extension

    Before
    can grant one extension before the stay expires.
    After
    can grant one extension, for no longer than the period first granted.

  14. Papua New Guinea

    Safety, security tips and flights — FCDO

    After
    gov.uk PNG safety and security

  15. Papua New Guinea

    Driving — 1968 Vienna Convention

    After
    UN Treaty Collection XI-B-19

  16. Papua New Guinea

    Digital Arrival Card

    After
    ICSA notice; PNGDAC portal

  17. Papua New Guinea

    Tourist eVisa — letter

    Before
    Addressed to the Chief Migration Officer, giving the purpose of the visit, the sites to be visited, accommodation and contact details.
    After
    ICSA's Visa Information Guide lists a request letter from the applicant.

  18. Papua New Guinea

    FAQ — vaccinations

    Before
    Nothing else is compulsory.
    After
    No official source we could read lists any other compulsory vaccination.

  19. Papua New Guinea

    Tip — eVisa eligibility

    Before
    If your nationality is on ICSA's visa-on-arrival list, you can apply for the Easy Visitor Permit through the official eVisa portal;
    After
    If your passport is on the eVisa portal's Easy Visitor Permit list, which includes the US, New Zealand, the EU states and most visa-on-arrival countries, you can apply for the permit through the official eVisa portal;

  20. Papua New Guinea

    FAQ — eVisa eligibility

    Before
    Other nationalities use the paper visitor-visa form.
    After
    The eVisa portal's own Easy Visitor Permit page lists the eligible passports, among them the US, New Zealand and the EU states; other nationalities use the paper visitor-visa form.

  21. Papua New Guinea

    FAQ — Easy Visitor Permit

    Before
    The same visa-on-arrival nationalities can apply online in advance for the 60-day Easy Visitor Permit (no visa fee, USD 50 eVisa fee); everyone else, including US, Australian, New Zealand and EU citizens, applies for a visitor visa before travel.
    After
    ICSA's eVisa portal lists the passports eligible for the 60-day Easy Visitor Permit, applied for online in advance (no visa fee, USD 50 eVisa fee), among them the US, New Zealand and the EU states; other nationalities, including Australians, apply for a visitor visa before travel.

  22. Papua New Guinea

    Summary — Easy Visitor Permit

    Before
    — whose citizens can instead apply online in advance for a 60-day Easy Visitor Permit (no visa fee, USD 50 eVisa fee). Other nationalities
    After
    —, and ICSA's eVisa portal lists the passports eligible for a 60-day Easy Visitor Permit applied for online in advance (no visa fee, USD 50 eVisa fee), among them the US, New Zealand, the EU states and most of the visa-on-arrival countries. Other nationalities

  23. Papua New Guinea

    UAE row — Easy Visitor Permit

    Before
    On the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Services Authority's visa-on-arrival list, so a visitor visa can be issued on arrival. You can instead apply online in advance for the Easy Visitor Permit (no visa fee; USD 50 eVisa fee).
    After
    On the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Services Authority's visa-on-arrival list, so a visitor visa can be issued on arrival.
  24. IT

    Papua New Guinea

    Requirement (Easy Visitor Permit eligibility)

    Before
    embassy-visa; Not on ICSA's visa-on-arrival list: ICSA's Visitor Visa page says travellers who are not eligible for a visa on arrival apply for a visitor visa (in most circumstances single entry, 60 days) on the paper Application for Entry Permit form before travel. ICSA's Visa Information Guide says visitor-visa applications are submitted online.
    After
    evisa; ICSA's eVisa portal lists this passport as eligible for the 60-day Easy Visitor Permit, applied for online before travel (no visa fee; USD 50 eVisa fee). The passport is not on ICSA's visa-on-arrival list, and ICSA's Visitor Visa page says travellers not eligible for a visa on arrival use the paper visitor-visa form.

  25. Panama

    FAQ: stamped vs authorized visa

    Before
    A stamped visa (visa estampada) is issued by a Panamanian consulate. An authorized visa (visa autorizada) applies to a restricted list of nationalities and must first be approved by the National Immigration Service in Panama. Panama does not publish processing times for either.
    After
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