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  1. Micronesia

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    Dec · Jan · Feb · Mar · Apr
    Dopo
    Jan · Feb · Mar · Apr · May

  2. Messico

    Customs note — firearms

    Prima
    even a single forgotten cartridge can lead to arrest
    Dopo
    illegal without a permit (Smartraveller)

  3. Messico

    Customs note

    Prima
    Adults (18 and over) may bring in duty-free up to 20 packs of cigarettes, 25 cigars or 200 g of tobacco, plus up to 3 liters of alcoholic beverages and 6 liters of wine.
    Dopo
    (removed)

  4. Messico

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    [11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4]
    Dopo
    [12, 1, 2, 3, 4]

  5. Mauritius

    faq

    Prima
    November to April, with the highest risk from January to March. Direct hits are infrequent and hotels are built for storms…
    Dopo
    November to May (UK/Canada advice).

  6. Mauritius

    tips

    Prima
    Tap water is generally safe in most of the island, but after heavy rain or a cyclone stick to bottled or boiled water…
    Dopo
    (removed)

  7. Mauritius

    tips

    Prima
    …several popular beaches have no lifeguards.
    Dopo
    Riptides; respect swimming areas and flags (Canada).

  8. Mauritius

    tips

    Prima
    Cyclone season runs from November to April, peaking January to March… Class I–IV…
    Dopo
    November to May; phased warnings; stay in accommodation (UK advice).

  9. Mauritius

    customs.notes

    Prima
    ["Drug offenses carry severe penalties in Mauritius, even for small quantities.", "Plants, fresh fruit, seeds and animal products require permits and must be declared to customs."]
    Dopo
    ["The UK government's travel advice says illegal drugs, including cannabis, carry severe penalties, including long jail sentences, and that anyone found with drugs is unlikely to be bailed. Canada's advice adds that some pharmaceutical drugs are prohibited and that owning cigarette papers or rolling machines is illegal.", "The Mauritius Revenue Authority says plants and plant products — including fresh fruit and vegetables, seeds and soil — are subject to phytosanitary control and must be declared to Customs; importing animals requires an import permit from the Veterinary Service beforehand."]

  10. Mauritius

    bestTimeToVisit

    Prima
    {"months": [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12], "text": "May to December is cooler and drier — ideal beach and hiking weather; January to March is hot and humid, with cyclone risk."}
    Dopo
    {"months": [6, 7, 8, 9, 10], "text": "The UK and Canadian governments' travel advice says the tropical cyclone season in Mauritius usually runs from November to May; no official source we could read recommends a best time to visit."}

  11. Mauritius

    payments

    Prima
    Cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants and supermarkets across the island; keep some rupees for markets, street food, buses and taxis.
    Dopo
    No official source we could read describes card acceptance in Mauritius.

  12. Mauritius

    tapWaterSafe

    Prima
    true
    Dopo
    false

  13. Mauritius

    emergency

    Prima
    {"police": "999", "ambulance": "114"}
    Dopo
    {"police": "999", "ambulance": "114", "fire": "115"}

  14. Mauritania

    FAQ

    Prima
    Rarely — outside a few Nouakchott hotels it is cash only. Bring euros or US dollars to exchange, and note that prices are sometimes quoted in "old" ouguiya worth a tenth of the current MRU unit.
    Dopo
    Rarely. The UK government says Mauritania is mainly a cash-based society, with only a few hotels in Nouakchott and Nouadhibou accepting credit cards and some ATMs taking foreign cards. Bring US dollars or euros to exchange at banks or official bureaux de change, and declare foreign currency on arrival.

  15. Mauritania

    FAQ

    Prima
    The traveled west of the country — Nouakchott, Nouadhibou, the Banc d'Arguin coast and the Adrar — has a growing tourist circuit and is generally calm, but border areas with Mali and the remote east are high-risk and under do-not-travel advisories. Check current advisories and use a local operator for desert itineraries.
    Dopo
    The UK government advises against all travel to areas within 25 km of the Malian border and to the east of the country, and Canada advises against all travel to northern and eastern Mauritania, citing extremist groups, armed smugglers and a high risk of kidnapping, with Westerners a preferred target. Check current advisories before planning a trip.

  16. Mauritania

    Tip

    Prima
    The Nouadhibou–Zouérat iron-ore train can be ridden by travelers, but conditions in the open ore wagons are harsh. Bring goggles, warm layers for the night and water, or book the single passenger carriage.
    Dopo
    (removed)

  17. Mauritania

    Tip

    Prima
    Mauritania is a dry country — alcohol may not be imported or consumed, including anything bought in duty-free en route.
    Dopo
    The UK government says it is illegal for anyone, Muslim or not, to import or consume alcohol in Mauritania, and Australia's Smartraveller says transporting any alcohol is also illegal unless authorised.

  18. Mauritania

    Tip

    Prima
    Police checkpoints are frequent on every intercity road. Carry a stack of printed passport copies ("fiches") listing your details and route to hand over — it saves long stops.
    Dopo
    The UK government advises always carrying copies of your photo ID, especially outside Nouakchott, where there are police checkpoints.

  19. Mauritania

    Tip

    Prima
    Bring the eVisa fee in exact cash — euros or US dollars. Cards are not accepted at the airport counters and change is rarely given.
    Dopo
    The UK government says the e-visa fee is paid on arrival in exact cash in euros or US dollars, and that change and receipts are not given. Print a copy of your e-visa to show on arrival.

  20. Mauritania

    Tip

    Prima
    Stay out of the areas near the Mali border and the far east. They are under do-not-travel advisories. Stick to the west-coast corridor and the Adrar, ideally with a local operator.
    Dopo
    The UK government advises against all travel to areas within 25 km of the Malian border in the south, including Khabou, and to the east of a line through Kankossa, Akhreijit, Ghallaouia, Zouérat and Fdérik; Canada advises against all travel to northern and eastern Mauritania. Check current advice before planning any route.

  21. Mauritania

    Customs notes

    Prima
    Alcohol may not be brought into Mauritania. It is a dry country and importing it is prohibited. | Drones and professional camera equipment can attract questions at the border. Carry paperwork for anything valuable.
    Dopo
    The UK government says it is illegal for Muslims and non-Muslims alike to import or consume alcohol or pork products. Baggage is scanned on arrival at Nouakchott airport and vehicles may be searched at land borders; alcohol and pork are confiscated, and people carrying them can be arrested or fined.

  22. Mauritania

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    November to March is the cool season — the only comfortable window for the Sahara, the Adrar oases and the iron-ore train; from April the interior becomes dangerously hot.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from July to October, when seasonal flooding can make roads impassable. No official source names a best season.

  23. Mauritania

    Payments

    Prima
    Cards work only at a handful of Nouakchott hotels and supermarkets. This is a cash economy. Change euros or dollars at banks or licensed bureaux; locals often still quote prices in pre-2018 "old" ouguiya (ten times the current unit), so confirm which is meant.
    Dopo
    The UK government says Mauritania is mainly a cash-based society: a few hotels in Nouakchott and Nouadhibou accept credit cards (some only Visa), and some ATMs accept foreign cards. US dollars and euros can be exchanged at banks, some hotels and official bureaux de change. Canada and Australia add that you must declare foreign currency on arrival and cannot leave with more than you declared.

  24. Mauritania

    Languages

    Prima
    ["Arabic", "French"]
    Dopo
    ["Arabic"]

  25. Mauritania

    Emergency numbers

    Prima
    {"police": "117", "fire": "118"}
    Dopo
    {"police": "17", "fire": "18", "ambulance": "101"}