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Nicaragua
tips
- Prima
- The Peñas Blancas crossing … can take two to three hours at peak times …
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Nicaragua
tips
- Prima
- Journalists, researchers, aid workers and travelers with visible activism … have been refused entry …
- Dopo
- Canada (UN reports) / FCDO political-activity rule
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Nicaragua
tips
- Prima
- … Cards are not reliably accepted and there is no ATM before immigration …
- Dopo
- USD 10 arrival tax in cash (FCDO)
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Nicaragua
customs.notes
- Prima
- ["Fresh food, plants and animal products are restricted. Declare anything agricultural.", "Drones may be brought in and flown only with prior authorisation from the Ministry of the Interior, which Law 1230 (December 2024) allows only in special cases such as scientific work, search and rescue or authorised tourist, sporting and cultural events; UK advice describes possession and use as prohibited. Professional camera or broadcast equipment can be held at customs, so carry documentation showing it is for personal use.", "Drug offenses carry long prison sentences, and border searches at land crossings are thorough."]
- Dopo
- ["The UK Foreign Office says electronic smoking devices such as e-cigarettes are banned: you cannot import, export, sell, store or use them, with or without nicotine, and customs can confiscate them at the border.", "Drones may be brought in and flown only with prior authorisation from the Ministry of the Interior, which Law 1230 (December 2024) allows only in special cases such as scientific work, search and rescue or authorised tourist, sporting and cultural events; UK advice describes possession and use as prohibited.", "The UK Foreign Office says possession of even small quantities of drugs can lead to imprisonment."]
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Nicaragua
bestTimeToVisit
- Prima
- December to April is the dry season — reliable weather for the volcanoes, Granada and the Pacific surf coast. The Caribbean side is wetter year-round and best around March and April.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read gives a best time to visit Nicaragua. Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from May through November, with October the wettest month, and the hurricane season from mid-May (Pacific) or early June (Caribbean) to the end of November.
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Nicaragua
payments
- Prima
- Cards work in Managua, Granada, León and larger hotels, but córdoba cash rules everywhere else — markets, buses, Ometepe and the Caribbean coast. US dollars are widely accepted, though torn or heavily marked notes are refused.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says credit cards are usually accepted but ATMs may not be available outside major cities, and that US dollars are easily exchanged at banks or official exchange offices. The UK Foreign Office says the US dollar is the only foreign currency freely exchangeable and warns against changing money on the street.
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Nicaragua
tapWaterSafe
- Prima
- not safe
- Dopo
- not stated
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Nicaragua
emergency
- Prima
- {"general": "911", "police": "118", "fire": "115"}
- Dopo
- {"general": "911", "police": "118", "ambulance": "128", "fire": "115"}
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Nuova Zelanda
Customs notes
- Prima
- Clean hiking boots, tents and sports gear before you fly. Officers inspect and can treat or seize dirty equipment.
- Dopo
- Wood and leather products, golf clubs, tents and fishing equipment can carry pests or diseases, the UK says: if in doubt, declare them to a Biosecurity New Zealand official or put them in the marked bins at the airport.
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Nuova Zelanda
Customs notes
- Prima
- Biosecurity is taken extremely seriously: declare ALL food, plants, animal products and outdoor equipment — undeclared risk goods carry an instant NZD 400 fine.
- Dopo
- The UK says it is illegal to import most food products into New Zealand and that you must declare anything that may be prohibited; breaking the rules can mean a fine of up to NZ$100,000 or a prison sentence.
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Nuova Zelanda
Customs notes
- Prima
- Duty-free allowance: 50 cigarettes, 4.5 liters of wine or beer plus 3 bottles of spirits per adult.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Nuova Zelanda
Payments
- Prima
- cards widely, cash low
- Dopo
- cards limited, cash low
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Nuova Zelanda
Tap water
- Prima
- safe to drink
- Dopo
- no official source says it is safe
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Nuova Zelanda
Languages
- Prima
- English, Māori
- Dopo
- English, Māori, New Zealand Sign Language
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Paesi Bassi
FAQ answer
- Prima
- Less than you might expect: many supermarkets, shops and even market stalls are card-only…
- Dopo
- Credit cards not widely accepted; have enough cash (Government of Canada)
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Paesi Bassi
Travel tip
- Prima
- Don't rely on cash: many Dutch supermarkets and shops are card-only, and some accept only debit (Maestro/V PAY) rather than foreign credit cards.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Paesi Bassi
Travel tip
- Prima
- Public transport uses OVpay: check in and out with a contactless bank card or phone on every train, tram, metro and bus — forgetting to check out triggers a penalty fare.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Paesi Bassi
Payments
- Prima
- Cards widely accepted, cash of low importance; many shops card-only
- Dopo
- Credit cards not widely accepted; have access to enough cash (Government of Canada)
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Nepal
Tip
- Prima
- Bring the visa fee in cash (USD preferred, crisp notes). Card payment and the airport kiosks are unreliable — pre-filling the online form at nepaliport.immigration.gov.np saves a long wait.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says you can apply online for a visa on arrival up to 15 days before you arrive, then collect and pay at the airport. You can pay by card, but bring cash as a back-up — US dollars are preferred.
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Nepal
FAQ answer
- Prima
- Yes. Most routes require a TIMS card and/or national park or conservation area entry fees (for example Sagarmatha for Everest, ACAP for Annapurna), and restricted regions such as Upper Mustang or Manaslu need special permits obtained through a registered trekking agency, sometimes with a mandatory guide.
- Dopo
- Yes. The UK FCDO says you need a valid permit and a TIMS card to enter Nepal's main trekking regions, and that all foreign independent trekkers must use a local guide or porter in national parks and protected areas. It points to the Nepal Tourism Board for the TIMS requirements.
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Nepal
Tip
- Prima
- Buy insurance that explicitly covers trekking at your maximum altitude and helicopter evacuation. Standard policies often stop at 3,000 m — well below Everest Base Camp or the Thorong La.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO advises making sure your insurance covers mountain rescue and helicopter costs, and warns that rapid helicopter evacuation can be hard to get in remote areas. It also reports guides taking trekkers too high too fast and then calling in helicopter evacuations they profit from.
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Nepal
Tip
- Prima
- Most treks need permits on top of your visa: a TIMS card and/or national park or conservation area fees (Annapurna, Sagarmatha, Langtang), and restricted areas like Upper Mustang require special permits arranged through a registered agency.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says you need a valid permit and a TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card to enter Nepal's main trekking regions, and that all foreign independent trekkers must use a local guide or porter in national parks and protected areas.
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Nepal
Customs note
- Prima
- Drones may not be brought in and flown without prior permits; satellite phones also require authorization.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says it is illegal to buy, sell, kill or capture any wild animal or trade its parts without a licence, and that Nepal bans trade in wildlife products without a CITES permit.
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Nepal
Customs note
- Prima
- Duty-free allowance: 200 cigarettes and 1.15 liters of spirits per adult.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says some skincare products and e-cigarette refills contain ingredients that are illegal in Nepal, such as CBD; police may seize them and charge you with drug possession.
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Nepal
Best time to visit
- Prima
- Oct · Nov · Mar · Apr
- Dopo
- Nov · Mar · Apr