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  1. Oman

    Card acceptance / cash importance

    Prima
    widely-in-cities/medium
    Dopo
    widely/medium

  2. Oman

    Tap water safe to drink

    Prima
    True
    Dopo
    False

  3. Norvegia

    faq

    Prima
    No — Svalbard is visa-free for all nationalities under the Svalbard Treaty…
    Dopo
    Not in Schengen; passport needed; Schengen rules on return (Canada).

  4. Norvegia

    tips

    Prima
    …rescues are frequent among unprepared visitors.
    Dopo
    Attributed to Canada's advice; removed unsourced rescue claim.

  5. Norvegia

    tips

    Prima
    …supermarket beer sales stop early in the evening.
    Dopo
    Alcohol Act: Vinmonopolet monopoly over 4.7%; closed Sundays/holidays; beer until 20:00 weekdays, 18:00 before Sundays/holidays.

  6. Norvegia

    tips

    Prima
    Norway is one of Europe's most expensive countries and largely cashless…
    Dopo
    (removed)

  7. Norvegia

    tips

    Prima
    Svalbard is … visa-free for all nationalities … request a double-entry visa
    Dopo
    Not in Schengen; passport needed; Schengen rules on return (Canada).

  8. Norvegia

    customs.notes

    Prima
    ["Norway is not in the EU customs union — normal duty-free limits apply even when arriving from EU countries.", "Alcohol and tobacco quotas are small and strictly enforced; declare anything above them at the red channel."]
    Dopo
    ["Norwegian Customs' duty-free quota for visitors living outside Norway is 1 litre of spirits, 1.5 litres of wine and 2 litres of beer, plus 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of other tobacco products; you must be 18 to bring beer, wine and tobacco and 20 for drinks over 22%.", "Anything above the quota must be declared. Drinks over 60% alcohol, nicotine pouches and heated tobacco products not approved in Norway may not be imported."]

  9. Norvegia

    bestTimeToVisit

    Prima
    May–September brings long days, open mountain roads and the midnight sun in the north; for northern lights aim for September–March in Tromsø or Lofoten instead.
    Dopo
    No official source we could read gives a best time to visit Norway. Canada's travel advice says the climate can be unpredictable at any time of year.

  10. Norvegia

    payments

    Prima
    Norway is close to cashless. Cards and mobile payments are accepted everywhere, including buses, kiosks and public toilets, and some places no longer take cash at all.
    Dopo
    No official source we could read describes card acceptance in Norway.

  11. Norvegia

    languages

    Prima
    ["Norwegian"]
    Dopo
    ["Norwegian", "Sami"]

  12. Norvegia

    emergency

    Prima
    {"general": "112", "fire": "110", "ambulance": "113"}
    Dopo
    {"police": "112", "fire": "110", "ambulance": "113"}

  13. Macedonia del Nord

    FAQ

    Prima
    The Macedonian denar (MKD). Cards are fine in cities, but carry denar cash for taxis, bazaars and the countryside — euros are sometimes accepted informally at poor rates.
    Dopo
    The Macedonian denar (MKD). Canada's travel advice says the economy is mostly cash-based, with credit cards accepted in some larger establishments and ATMs in urban centres, so carry denar cash. Australia's Smartraveller says the denar cannot be changed outside North Macedonia.

  14. Macedonia del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    Skopje suffers some of Europe's worst winter air pollution (roughly November–February) — travelers with respiratory conditions should check air-quality forecasts and plan accordingly.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says smoke haze and air pollution can be extremely hazardous, usually worst in winter because of coal and wood heating, and Australia's Smartraveller names Skopje. Travellers with breathing conditions should check air-quality levels.

  15. Macedonia del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    Lake Ohrid is the summer highlight — July and August are busiest; June and September still have warm water, cheaper rooms and far fewer crowds.
    Dopo
    (removed)

  16. Macedonia del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    Pay in denars (MKD). Cards work in cities, but taxis, markets and villages want cash, and prices quoted in euros usually build in a bad exchange rate.
    Dopo
    Carry denars in cash: Canada says the economy is mostly cash-based and cards are accepted only in some larger establishments. Change money only at banks or official exchanges, not with street dealers (UK government).

  17. Macedonia del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    You must be registered with the police within 48 hours of arrival — hotels handle it automatically; if you stay in a private apartment, make sure your host registers you and keep the confirmation.
    Dopo
    Register with the police soon after you arrive: Canada says within 24 hours, the UK government within 48 hours. Hotels and other commercial accommodation register you at check-in; otherwise register at the nearest police station and keep the document until you leave.

  18. Macedonia del Nord

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    May–June and September–October are ideal for Skopje, Matka Canyon and hiking; July–August is hot but is peak season on Lake Ohrid.
    Dopo
    No official source we checked gives seasonal guidance for North Macedonia; the months shown are not an official recommendation. Canada's travel advice says forest fires are common in summer and that air pollution is usually worst in winter, from coal and wood heating.

  19. Macedonia del Nord

    Payments

    Prima
    Cards are accepted in city hotels, supermarkets and bigger restaurants, but taxis, bazaars and rural guesthouses run on cash. Pay in denars; euros are sometimes quoted but the change is poor.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says North Macedonia's economy is mostly cash-based, with credit cards accepted in some larger establishments and ATMs in urban centres; Australia's Smartraveller says major hotels and large shops accept cards. The UK government advises changing money only at banks or official exchanges, and the denar cannot be exchanged outside the country.

  20. Macedonia del Nord

    Tap water safe to drink

    Prima
    Yes
    Dopo
    No

  21. Macedonia del Nord

    Emergency numbers

    Prima
    {"general": "112", "police": "192", "fire": "193", "ambulance": "194"}
    Dopo
    {"police": "192", "fire": "193", "ambulance": "194"}

  22. Corea del Nord

    FAQ

    Prima
    Cash only — euros, US dollars and Chinese yuan are all accepted at hotels and tourist venues. Foreign cards and ATMs do not work, and visitors are generally not permitted to hold or export the local won (KPW).
    Dopo
    Cash only. The UK government says credit cards and international mobile payments are not accepted, that the US dollar and the euro are the most widely accepted currencies with Chinese yuan taken in some places, and that importing or exporting the won is illegal. Canada's travel advice adds that there are no ATMs.

  23. Corea del Nord

    FAQ

    Prima
    Barely. Borders closed in January 2020 and general tourism has not resumed. Limited Russian group tours restarted in 2024, and a brief reopening for other nationalities via the Rason zone in early 2025 was suspended after a few weeks. Anyone considering a trip should check the current position with a specialist tour operator.
    Dopo
    Barely. The UK government says North Korea's borders have been closed to general entry since 2020 and that only limited tourism has restarted. Anyone considering a trip should check the current position with a specialist tour operator.

  24. Corea del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    Bring small-denomination euros, US dollars or Chinese yuan in good condition — change is scarce and worn notes may be refused.
    Dopo
    Bring euros, US dollars or Chinese yuan in small denominations. Canada's travel advice says change in foreign currency is often unavailable.

  25. Corea del Nord

    Tip

    Prima
    Expect to be offline for the whole trip — visitors have no internet access and no usable mobile network. Tell family and colleagues in advance.
    Dopo
    Expect to be offline: the UK government says a foreign mobile phone must be registered at the border and cannot connect to international or domestic networks with an international SIM card. Tell family and colleagues in advance.