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Dataset v1.3.0

35426 updates

  1. Kuwait

    alsoStatedOn added

    After
    countryFacts.safety + gov.uk safety-and-security (violent crime rare)

  2. Kosovo

    Also stated on

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2023/850/oj/eng

  3. Kosovo

    Also stated on

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/schengen/schengen-area_en

  4. Kosovo

    Also stated on

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://gzk.rks-gov.net/ActDocumentDetail.aspx?ActID=16333

  5. Kosovo

    Short-stay (C) visa fee note

    Before
    Holders of diplomatic and official passports are exempt.
    After
    (deleted)

  6. Kenya

    eTA — fee notes

    Before
    Every traveller needs one, including infants and children.
    After
    Travellers who are not exempt need one, including infants and children.

  7. Kenya

    Source — also stated on

    After
    https://etakenya.go.ke/eligibility

  8. Kenya

    Source — also stated on

    After
    https://etakenya.go.ke/eligibility

  9. Kazakhstan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-washington/press/news/details/1145561?lang=en

  10. Kazakhstan

    eVisa fee notes

    Before
    The Foreign Ministry's e-visa page gives a consular fee of US$60 for the single-entry tourist eVisa (US$80 for business and medical eVisas). The same page says an eVisa is issued on an invitation from the Kazakh side, that paid consular fees are not refundable, that you may enter and leave Kazakhstan on an eVisa only through the international airports it names as Nur-Sultan and Almaty, and that you must carry a printed copy of the eVisa at the border and during your stay. The Visa-Migration Portal's application page adds that eVisas are not issued to foreigners travelling with children.
    After
    The Foreign Ministry's e-visa page gives a consular fee of US$60 for the single-entry tourist eVisa (US$80 for business and medical eVisas). The same page says an eVisa is issued on an invitation from the Kazakh side, that paid consular fees are not refundable, that you may enter and leave Kazakhstan on an eVisa only through the international airports it names as Nur-Sultan and Almaty, and that you must carry a printed copy of the eVisa at the border and during your stay. It also says an eVisa is valid only for its recipient and does not cover accompanying persons.

  11. Jordan

    alsoStatedOn added

    After
    LY row + MOI news of 27 Oct 2024 (the decision quoted in the note)

  12. Jordan

    Israel passport note

    Before
    Israeli citizens can obtain a visa on arrival at Amman airport and at the northern and southern land crossings, but not at the King Hussein (Allenby) Bridge — arrange a visa in advance if crossing there.
    After
    Not on the Ministry of Interior's list of nationalities that need prior approval. The Jordan Tourism Board says unrestricted nationalities can get a visa at Queen Alia International Airport or any other border crossing except King Hussein Bridge and the ferry from Egypt, valid for one month and extendable at any police station.

  13. Jordan

    clause corrected

    Before
    or any other border crossing except King Hussein Bridge(?! and)
    After
    or any other border crossing except King Hussein Bridge and the ferry from Egypt

  14. Japan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/countries/japan/

  15. Japan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/japan

  16. Japan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/japan

  17. Japan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/procedure/pagewe_000001_00391.html

  18. Japan

    Source also stating the claim

    Before
    (none)
    After
    https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/procedure/validity.html

  19. Japan

    Tip: medications

    Before
    Canada's travel advice says Japan bans some medications that are common elsewhere, including Adderall, amphetamines, codeine and pseudoephedrine, even with a prescription.
    After
    Canada's travel advice says Japan bans some medications, including Adderall, amphetamines, codeine and pseudoephedrine, even with a prescription.

  20. Japan

    Multiple-entry visa fee notes

    Before
    Collected in local currency at the embassy. Granted subject to travel history and financial standing; valid for one to five years, used any number of times. Standard processing is 5 working days from the day after the application is received, longer if referred to Tokyo. The Immigration Services Agency gives a Temporary Visitor a period of stay of 90, 30 or 15 days.
    After
    Collected in local currency at the embassy. Valid for one to five years and can be used any number of times. Standard processing is 5 working days from the day after the application is received, longer if referred to Tokyo. The Immigration Services Agency gives a Temporary Visitor a period of stay of 90, 30 or 15 days.

  21. Japan

    Transit visa fee notes

    Before
    Since 1 July 2026 Japan's consular fee order no longer sets a separate transit-visa fee (it was about 700 yen); a single-entry visa costs about 15,000 yen, collected in local currency. Needed only by visa-required nationals who pass through immigration; airside transit does not require a visa. MOFA says a single-entry visa is valid for three months and is processed in 5 working days from the day after the application is received (longer if it is referred to Tokyo).
    After
    Since 1 July 2026 Japan's consular fee order no longer sets a separate transit-visa fee (it was about 700 yen); a single-entry visa costs about 15,000 yen, collected in local currency. MOFA says a single-entry visa is valid for three months and is processed in 5 working days from the day after the application is received (longer if it is referred to Tokyo).

  22. Japan

    Row note (KP)

    Before
    Japan's government bans, in principle, the entry of North Korean citizens. The ban is the first of the restrictions on the movement of persons in Japan's own measures against North Korea, announced on 10 February 2016 and still published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. North Korea is also not among the 74 countries and regions exempt from a visa.
    After
    Japan's government bans the entry of North Korean citizens. The ban is the first of the restrictions on the movement of persons in Japan's own measures against North Korea, announced on 10 February 2016 and still published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. North Korea is also not among the 74 countries and regions exempt from a visa.

  23. Japan

    Row note (VN)

    Before
    A visa is required. Vietnamese citizens normally apply for a short-term visa (stays of up to 90 days) through a travel agency accredited by the Japanese Embassy or a consulate. The eVisa is open only to those residing in Viet Nam who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.
    After
    A visa is required. The eVisa is open only to those residing in Viet Nam who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.

  24. Japan

    Row note (PH)

    Before
    A visa is required. Filipino citizens normally apply for a short-term visa (stays of up to 90 days) through a travel agency accredited by the Japanese Embassy or a consulate. The eVisa is open only to those residing in the Philippines who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.
    After
    A visa is required. The eVisa is open only to those residing in the Philippines who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.

  25. Jamaica

    Haiti row: CARICOM clause

    Before
    as needing a visa, CARICOM membership notwithstanding;
    After
    as needing a visa;