Radar frontiere

Aggiornamenti sul dataset

Ogni sync importa il changelog pubblico del dataset. Qui vedi le voci più recenti: per default quelle che riguardano il passaporto italiano.

Dataset v1.3.0

35426 aggiornamenti

  1. Panama

    Safety

    Prima
    Panama City, Boquete, Bocas del Toro and the canal corridor are comfortable for visitors, with opportunistic theft the main concern. The Darién Gap on the Colombian border is genuinely dangerous and should not be crossed overland; parts of Colón also warrant care.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says to take normal security precautions in Panama, to exercise a high degree of caution in Colón Province and parts of San Miguelito and Panama City because of high levels of crime, and to avoid all travel south of Metetí in Darién Province to the Colombian border. The UK Foreign Office says foreign nationals and Panamanians have been victims of violent crime, kidnapping and murder in the area bordering Colombia.

  2. Panama

    FAQ: proof of funds

    Prima
    Yes. Panama's migration service requires proof of economic solvency consistent with your declared stay and never less than B/.500 (USD 500), alongside a confirmed reservation to leave the country within the permitted period. Children under 18 do not need to show funds. It is not requested on every arrival, but it is asked for often enough that you should have something ready, particularly if you are arriving overland.
    Dopo
    Yes. Panama's migration service requires proof of economic solvency consistent with your declared stay and never less than B/.500 (USD 500), alongside a confirmed reservation to leave the country within the permitted period. Children under 18 do not need to show funds.

  3. Panama

    FAQ: stamped vs authorized

    Prima
    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, usually with a sponsor in the country. Panama does not publish processing times for either, so apply well ahead of travel.
    Dopo
    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.

  4. Panama

    FAQ: length of stay

    Prima
    Visa-exempt visitors are admitted for up to 90 days — the limit Panama's immigration law (Decreto Ley 3 of 2008, art. 16) sets for tourists, unless an international agreement provides otherwise. The officer decides the number of days and writes it in the system, so check your stamp on arrival. If you were given fewer than 90 days, you can apply to the Servicio Nacional de Migración before it runs out for an extension up to a total of 90 days; a tourist stay cannot be extended beyond that.
    Dopo
    Visa-exempt visitors may stay up to 90 days — the limit Panama's immigration law (Decreto Ley 3 of 2008, art. 16) sets for tourists, unless an international agreement provides otherwise. If you were granted fewer than 90 days, you can apply to the Servicio Nacional de Migración before they run out for an extension up to a maximum stay of 90 days.

  5. Panama

    Tip: third-country visa

    Prima
    If you need a Panamanian visa, check whether you already hold a valid visa or residence permit from Canada, the US, Australia, South Korea, Japan, the UK, Singapore or an EU country: under Executive Decree 521 of 2018, as amended in 2024, it lets you enter as a tourist without applying. Carry the original document, not a photocopy.
    Dopo
    If you need a Panamanian visa, check whether you already hold a valid visa or residence permit from Canada, the US, Australia, South Korea, Japan, the UK, Singapore or an EU country: under Executive Decree 521 of 2018, as amended in 2024, it lets you enter as a tourist without applying.

  6. Panama

    Currency limits

    Prima
    Cash, money or goods worth more than USD 10,000 must be declared to Customs on arrival or departure; the declaration can be made online beforehand on the Declaración Jurada de Viajero. Undeclared cash is retained and the case is referred to the Public Ministry.
    Dopo
    Panama's National Customs Authority says travellers carrying money or goods worth more than USD 10,000 can declare them online beforehand on the Declaración Jurada de Viajero. In a case it reported in August 2026, undeclared cash found on a traveller was referred to the Public Prosecutor's Office.

  7. Panama

    Proof of funds

    Prima
    Visitors must show proof of economic solvency consistent with the length of stay they declare, and never less than B/.500 (USD 500; the balboa is at par with the dollar). Children under 18 do not need to show it. Checks are not made on every arrival, but officers do ask, especially of travelers arriving overland or on one-way-looking itineraries.
    Dopo
    Visitors must show proof of economic solvency consistent with the length of stay they declare, and never less than B/.500 (USD 500; the balboa is at par with the dollar). Children under 18 do not need to show it.

  8. Panama

    Onward ticket

    Prima
    A confirmed onward or return ticket is a formal entry condition and is checked by airlines at check-in as well as at immigration. One-way arrivals are regularly refused boarding.
    Dopo
    Panama's National Immigration Service lists a confirmed reservation to leave the country within the permitted period among its entry requirements.

  9. Panama

    Travel insurance

    Prima
    Insurance is not an entry condition, but private hospitals in Panama City expect payment or a guarantee up front, and evacuation from Bocas del Toro or Guna Yala is costly.
    Dopo
    Travel insurance is not among the entry requirements Panama's National Immigration Service lists for foreigners (Article 43).

  10. Panama

    Yellow fever

    Prima
    A yellow fever certificate is required for travelers aged 1 year or over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. Vaccination is also recommended for travel to the mainland east of the Canal — the Darién province and the comarcas of Emberá and Guna Yala — where Panama's Ministry of Health vaccinates in risk zones.
    Dopo
    A yellow fever certificate is required for travelers aged 1 year or over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission. WHO also recommends vaccination for travelers aged 9 months or over going to mainland areas east of the Canal: the province of Darién, the comarcas of Emberá and Guna Yala, and the parts of Colón and Panamá provinces east of the Canal.

  11. Panama

    Passport validity

    Prima
    Panamanian law sets the minimum at 3 months' passport validity, but airlines routinely apply a 6-month rule and immigration officers prefer it — travel with at least 6 months to avoid being turned away at check-in.
    Dopo
    Panama's National Immigration Service lists a passport or travel document with at least 3 months' validity among its entry requirements. The UK Foreign Office says a British visitor's passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the day they plan to leave Panama, with at least one blank page.

  12. Panama

    Authorized visa fee notes

    Prima
    Servicio Nacional de Migración's requirements for a tourist visa set the migration-services fee at B/.50.00 (at par with the US dollar), payable when the application is lodged. An authorized visa must first be approved by the National Immigration Service, normally with a sponsor or host in Panama. Panama does not publish a processing time, validity or stay for it.
    Dopo
    Servicio Nacional de Migración's requirements for a tourist visa set the migration-services fee at B/.50.00 (at par with the US dollar), payable when the application is lodged. An authorized visa must first be approved by the National Immigration Service. Panama does not publish a processing time, validity or stay for it.

  13. Panama

    Stamped visa fee notes

    Prima
    Servicio Nacional de Migración's requirements for a tourist visa set the migration-services fee at B/.50.00 (the balboa is at par with the US dollar); some consulates add a service charge. Tourist visas are valid for no more than 90 days. Panama does not publish a processing time or the stay granted, which the officer sets on entry.
    Dopo
    Servicio Nacional de Migración's requirements for a tourist visa set the migration-services fee at B/.50.00 (the balboa is at par with the US dollar). Tourist visas are valid for no more than 90 days. Panama does not publish a processing time or the stay granted.

  14. Territori palestinesi

    Tip: monitor advice

    Prima
    Security conditions can deteriorate with little warning. Register with your embassy where possible and monitor its advice throughout your trip.
    Dopo
    (removed)

  15. Territori palestinesi

    FAQ: Can Israeli citizens visit Palestinian cities?

    Prima
    Check with the Israeli authorities before you travel.
    Dopo
    No official source we could read states whether, or where, Israeli citizens may enter the West Bank or Gaza.

  16. Territori palestinesi

    FAQ: Do I need a visa to visit Palestine?

    Prima
    Whatever admits you into Israel also covers onward travel to most of the West Bank.
    Dopo
    The Palestinian Authority issues no visas and operates no border control, so entry is governed by Israel's rules. Nationalities that are visa-exempt for Israel — the EU, US, UK, Canada, Australia and many others — need Israel's ETA-IL electronic travel authorization before flying; other nationalities need an Israeli visa from an embassy.

  17. Territori palestinesi

    Tip: checkpoints

    Prima
    Movement within the West Bank passes through Israeli checkpoints. The UK says to keep your entry card with your passport until you leave, as you may need it when crossing into Palestine; expect delays.
    Dopo
    The UK says travellers entering by the Allenby Bridge must pass through Israeli checkpoints and Israeli-controlled territory to reach Jerusalem or Gaza, and to keep your entry card with your passport until you leave, as you may need it when crossing into Palestine.

  18. Territori palestinesi

    Tip: border questioning

    Prima
    Allow extra time.
    Dopo
    The UK says the Israeli authorities decide if you can enter Israel, you may face extra questioning at the border, and that some travellers entering at the Allenby Bridge or Ben Gurion Airport have been given stamps restricting them to 'Palestinian Authority only' or 'Judea and Samaria only'.

  19. Territori palestinesi

    Tip: border questioning

    Prima
    Admission is at Israel's discretion. The UK says
    Dopo
    The UK says the Israeli authorities decide if you can enter Israel, you may face extra questioning at the border, and that some travellers entering at the Allenby Bridge or Ben Gurion Airport have been given stamps restricting them to 'Palestinian Authority only' or 'Judea and Samaria only'. Allow extra time.

  20. Territori palestinesi

    Tip: entry via Israel

    Prima
    There is no Palestinian visa. Entry is governed entirely by Israel. Travelers reach the West Bank through Ben Gurion Airport or the Allenby (King Hussein) Bridge from Jordan, passing Israeli immigration in both cases.
    Dopo
    The UK says the Israeli authorities control entry to Palestine, and that you must show a passport and Israeli immigration slip to cross between Israel and Palestine. It names Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport and the Allenby Bridge crossing with Jordan as entry points.

  21. Territori palestinesi

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    No official seasonal guidance.
    Dopo
    No official source we could read gives a best time to visit. The CIA World Factbook describes the West Bank's climate as temperate, with warm to hot summers and cool to mild winters, and temperature and rainfall that vary with altitude.

  22. Territori palestinesi

    Safety

    Prima
    Conditions differ sharply by area: Gaza is a war zone and closed to travelers, while the West Bank sees checkpoints, periodic military operations, settler violence and protests. Most governments advise against all travel to Gaza and urge heightened caution — or advise against travel — for parts of the West Bank. Check your government's advice and local conditions daily.
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to Gaza and to within 500 m of its border, against all travel to the Tulkarm, Jenin and Tubas governorates of the West Bank (except Route 90), and against all but essential travel to the rest of the West Bank apart from East Jerusalem, Bethlehem Governorate, Ramallah Municipality and some routes.

  23. Territori palestinesi

    Onward ticket

    Prima
    , though Israeli border officials may ask detailed questions about your itinerary.
    Dopo
    Applicants for Israel's eVisa-B2 tourist visa must upload a round-trip ticket. The ETA-IL application for visa-exempt visitors does not ask for one; the UK says visitors may face lengthy questioning and baggage searches when entering and leaving Israel.

  24. Territori palestinesi

    Travel insurance

    Prima
    Check that any policy covers the Palestinian territories, as many insurers exclude them.
    Dopo
    Visa-exempt visitors entering through Israel on an ETA-IL are not asked for insurance. Applicants for Israel's eVisa-B2 tourist visa must show health insurance valid for the whole visit.

  25. Territori palestinesi

    Notes for IR, IQ, LB, SY passports

    Prima
    Entry is controlled by Israel, which treats this country as an enemy state: its citizens are not admitted except with rare, individually granted permission, and Israel's entry-authorization system excludes the nationality altogether.
    Dopo
    Entry is controlled by Israel, and Israel's entry-authorization system does not offer this nationality. The Palestinian Authority issues no visas of its own.