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Portogallo
Customs note
- Prima
- (removed)
- Dopo
- The EU's Your Europe portal says that when you arrive from outside the EU you can bring in, free of VAT and excise duty and not for resale, 200 cigarettes (or 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars or 250 g of tobacco), 4 litres of still wine and 16 litres of beer, plus 1 litre of spirits over 22% or 2 litres of fortified or sparkling wine, and other goods worth up to €300 (€430 if you travel by air or sea). Travellers under 17 get no tobacco or alcohol allowance.
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Polonia
Safety
- Prima
- Poland is one of Europe's safest destinations, with low violent crime. Watch for pickpocketing on public transport in Warsaw and Kraków and avoid unlicensed taxis.
- Dopo
- The UK government says most visitors do not experience any difficulties and serious crime against foreigners is rare, though some attacks have been racially motivated. It warns that criminals view foreigners as easy targets for street crime and petty theft in crowded and tourist areas, at main rail stations and on trains, and that passengers have been attacked in unofficial taxis and ride-share cars.
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Filippine
summary
- Prima
- The Philippines admits citizens of more than 150 countries visa-free for 30 days — extendable by 29 days at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires every arriving traveler to register on the free eTravel platform within 72 hours before arrival. Airlines strictly check onward tickets before boarding.
- Dopo
- The Philippines admits citizens of more than 150 countries visa-free for 30 days — extendable by 29 days at a Bureau of Immigration office — and requires every arriving traveler 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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Filippine
onwardTicket
- Prima
- Visa-free entry legally requires an onward or return ticket, and airlines enforce this strictly at check-in — travelers without one are routinely denied boarding.
- Dopo
- The Department of Foreign Affairs' visa policy says visa-free nationals must hold a return ticket to their country of origin or an outward-bound ticket to their next destination. The UK government says immigration officials and airlines may ask for proof of it.
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Filippine
faq
- Prima
- Plan on it. The UK government says most visitors are expected to have proof of return or onward travel and that immigration officials and airlines may ask for it, and Canada says customs officials may ask to see a return or onward ticket.
- Dopo
- Yes, for visa-free visitors. The Department of Foreign Affairs' visa policy says visa-free nationals must hold a return ticket to their country of origin or an outward-bound ticket to their next destination. The UK government says immigration officials and airlines may ask for it, and Canada says customs officials may ask to see a return or onward ticket.
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Filippine
tips
- Prima
- Book an onward or return ticket before you fly: the UK government says most visitors are expected to have proof of return or onward travel and that immigration officials and airlines may ask for it.
- Dopo
- Book an onward or return ticket before you fly: the Department of Foreign Affairs says visa-free visitors must hold a return ticket to their country of origin or an outward-bound ticket to their next destination, and the UK government says immigration officials and airlines may ask for it.
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Filippine
customs.notes
- Prima
- ["The UK government says there are strict rules on goods taken into or out of the Philippines, and you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty."]
- Dopo
- ["The UK government says there are strict rules on goods taken into or out of the Philippines, and you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.", "The Bureau of Customs says all arriving passengers fill in the electronic Customs Baggage Declaration Form (e-CBDF) on the eTravel website or the eGovPH app within 72 hours before arrival, and those carrying currency above the allowed threshold also fill in the electronic Currencies Declaration Form (e-CDF); the eTravel QR code is shown to the customs officer for clearance."]
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Perù
FAQ
- Prima
- … Amazonas (Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata) …
- Dopo
- … Amazonas (Iquitos, Puerto Maldonado, Tarapoto) …
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Perù
Safety
- Prima
- Most visits to Peru's tourist circuit are trouble-free, but petty theft is common in Lima and Cusco, express kidnappings via unofficial taxis occur, and some border and remote coca-growing regions (the VRAEM) should be avoided. Use registered taxis or ride-hailing apps and keep valuables out of sight.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says street crime, including muggings and thefts, is a significant problem in Lima, Cusco, Arequipa and other major cities; that tourists, especially those travelling alone, are at risk of 'express kidnapping', often by criminals posing as taxi drivers; and that the border areas with Ecuador, Colombia and Brazil and the VRAEM carry a higher risk because of organised crime linked to drug production. It advises licensed telephone or app-based taxis rather than hailing one on the street.
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Perù
Tip
- Prima
- The UK government says altitude sickness is a serious risk in parts of Peru, including Cusco, Puno, the Colca Canyon and Kuelap. Plan a light first day, stay hydrated and learn the symptoms.
- Dopo
- The UK government says altitude sickness is a serious risk in parts of Peru, including Cusco, Puno, the Colca Canyon and Kuelap. Canada's travel advice says the risk starts at 2,500 metres and is higher if you ascend quickly or exercise or drink alcohol before you get used to the altitude.
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Perù
Tip
- Prima
- Buy Machu Picchu entry tickets and Inca Trail permits well in advance, through official channels only.
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Perù
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- police 105 · medical 116 · fire 116
- Dopo
- police 105 · ambulance 106 · fire 116
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Paraguay
Best time to visit
- Prima
- The Government of Canada says Paraguay has extreme dry periods between April and September and a rainy season from December to March, when the east is most exposed to flooding and roads, especially in the Chaco, can become impassable. Bush and forest fires are common from mid-July to December in the north-east (Concepción, Amambay, San Pedro, Canindeyú).
- Dopo
- No official seasonal guidance. The Government of Canada says Paraguay has extreme dry periods between April and September and a rainy season from December to March, when the east is most exposed to flooding and roads, especially in the Chaco, can become impassable. Bush and forest fires are common from mid-July to December in the north-east (Concepción, Amambay, San Pedro, Canindeyú).
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Papua Nuova Guinea
safety.text
- Prima
- Crime is a genuine concern, especially in Port Moresby and Lae, where carjacking, robbery and opportunistic street crime occur. Most visitors travel with pre-arranged transfers, avoid walking after dark, and stay clear of highlands areas affected by tribal violence. Rural and resort areas are generally calmer.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says there is a high risk of serious crime in Port Moresby, Lae and Mount Hagen, that carjacking and other vehicle crime are common, and that walking after dark is particularly dangerous in urban centres. It advises against all but essential travel to Hela and Southern Highlands provinces and to Enga (except Wabag District) because of tribal fighting.
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Palau
Tip
- Prima
- The UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, which is stamped in your passport on arrival, and complete the Palau entry form within 72 hours of arriving.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says you must sign the Palau Pledge, which is stamped in your passport on arrival. Submit the Palau Entry Form online in the 72 hours before you depart; it generates a QR code to show at check-in and on arrival.
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Palau
Best time to visit (months)
- Prima
- 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4
- Dopo
- (none)
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Pakistan
Safety
- Prima
- The main cities and northern tourist circuits (Hunza, Skardu) generally receive visitors warmly, but several governments advise against travel to areas near the Afghan border, parts of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa because of terrorism risk. Check current advisories, stick to open areas and confirm whether your route needs a No Objection Certificate.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO advises against all travel to Balochistan, to within 10 miles of the Afghan border and to many districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and against all but essential travel to Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and says there is an ongoing risk of terrorism. Check current advisories, and ask the local authorities whether your route needs a No Objection Certificate.
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Norvegia
summary
- Prima
- Norway is in the Schengen Area through its association agreement with the EU: EU/EEA and Swiss citizens enter freely, around 60 visa-exempt nationalities including the US and UK get 90 days in any 180-day period counted across the whole Schengen Area, and everyone else needs a Schengen visa — while remote Svalbard is visa-free for all nationalities.
- Dopo
- Norway is in the Schengen Area through its association agreement with the EU: EU/EEA and Swiss citizens enter freely, around 60 visa-exempt nationalities including the US and UK get 90 days in any 180-day period counted across the whole Schengen Area, and everyone else needs a Schengen visa Svalbard, though Norwegian, is outside the Schengen Area.
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Macedonia del Nord
Safety
- Prima
- North Macedonia is generally safe, with little crime affecting tourists beyond occasional pickpocketing in Skopje. Drive defensively — road conditions and driving standards vary outside the main highways.
- Dopo
- The UK government says attacks against foreign nationals are extremely rare, but gangs of children pickpocket and bag-snatch in the main shopping and entertainment areas late at night, and there are occasional shooting incidents, including in Skopje, not targeted at foreign nationals. Canada says secondary roads are poorly maintained and lack adequate lighting.
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Macedonia del Nord
Registration conflict
- Prima
- (none)
- Dopo
- Canada: within 24 hours (resolvedBy newer)
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Macedonia del Nord
Police registration
- Prima
- Foreign visitors must be registered with the police within 48 hours of arrival. Hotels and registered guesthouses do this automatically; if you stay privately, your host must register you at the local police station. Unregistered stays can cause fines or problems on departure.
- Dopo
- You must register with the local police in the town or city where you are staying within 48 hours of arrival. Hotel staff register you at check-in; otherwise register with the police directly (also possible online, in Macedonian) and de-register 24 hours before you leave. Keep the registration document until you leave: failing to register can bring a fine, detention and a court hearing, or a restriction on returning.
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Corea del Nord
Best time to visit
- Prima
- Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from late June until August, with July usually the wettest month.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from late June until August, with July usually the wettest month. No official source names a best season; the months shown fall outside the rainy season.
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Corea del Nord
Tip: advisories
- Prima
- Most Western governments advise against all travel to North Korea, citing the serious risk of arbitrary arrest and long-term detention. US passports cannot be used for travel there at all under US law.
- Dopo
- The UK government advises against all but essential travel to North Korea, and Canada advises against all travel, citing the risk of arbitrary detention. US passports cannot be used for travel there at all under US law.
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Corea del Nord
Russia row note
- Prima
- Limited Russian group tours resumed in 2024. The visa is arranged by the tour operator through the DPRK embassy as part of the package.
- Dopo
- All visitors need a visa arranged through a state-approved tour operator as part of an organized tour; tourism has been essentially closed since 2020 and applications are accepted only when tours are running.
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Corea del Nord
FAQ: need visa
- Prima
- Yes — every visitor needs a visa, and it can only be arranged through a state-approved tour operator as part of an organized, guided tour. In practice tourism has been essentially closed since 2020, with only limited group tours (mainly for the Russian market) resuming. US and South Korean passport holders cannot visit at all.
- Dopo
- Yes — every visitor needs a visa. The UK government says tourists can normally travel only as part of an organised tour, and independent travellers need a sponsor and permission from the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. It also says the borders have been closed to general entry since 2020 and only limited tourism has restarted. US and South Korean passport holders cannot visit at all.