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Lituania
Tap water safe to drink
- Prima
- Yes
- Dopo
- No
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Liechtenstein
FAQ
- Prima
- The Swiss franc (CHF). Euros are accepted in most shops at a rounded exchange rate with change in francs, so cards or francs are the better way to pay.
- Dopo
- The Swiss franc (CHF), according to Canada's travel advice.
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Liechtenstein
FAQ
- Prima
- Fly to Zurich (or Munich/Innsbruck), take a train to Sargans or Buchs in Switzerland, or Feldkirch in Austria, then a Liechtenstein Bus to Vaduz — about 1.5–2 hours from Zurich in total. There are no systematic border checks on entry from either country.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Liechtenstein
Tip
- Prima
- There is no border stamp on arrival — the Vaduz tourist office sells a souvenir Liechtenstein passport stamp for a few francs if you want proof of your visit.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Liechtenstein
Tip
- Prima
- The Swiss franc is the currency. Euros are widely accepted in shops and restaurants, but you get change in francs at a rounded, unfavourable rate. Pay by card instead.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Liechtenstein
Tip
- Prima
- Liechtenstein has no airport — fly to Zurich (about 115 km away), take a train to Sargans or Buchs and continue by Liechtenstein Bus to Vaduz. There are no systematic passport checks when crossing from Switzerland or Austria.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says Liechtenstein has no international airport; the closest is in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Liechtenstein
Customs notes
- Prima
- Goods allowances follow Swiss rules, not EU rules — duty-free limits apply even when arriving from EU countries such as Austria. | There are no systematic border checks when entering from Switzerland; spot customs checks are possible on the Austrian border.
- Dopo
- The UK government says Switzerland handles customs matters for Liechtenstein and that the border between the two is open, so Swiss customs rules apply. | Canada's travel advice says random border checks can be done, and customs officials may ask to see a return or onward ticket and proof of sufficient funds for your stay.
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Liechtenstein
Best time to visit
- Prima
- Late spring to early fall is best for hiking the Rhine valley and the alpine trails above Vaduz; December brings a small Christmas market and the start of the ski season in Malbun.
- Dopo
- No official source we checked gives seasonal guidance for Liechtenstein; the months shown are not an official recommendation. Canada's travel advice warns that heavy rains, particularly in spring and summer, can cause flooding and landslides.
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Liechtenstein
Payments
- Prima
- Cards and contactless are accepted nearly everywhere. Both Swiss francs and euros are taken in most shops, though prices are set in francs and change is given in francs at unfavourable rates.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read describes how widely cards are accepted in Liechtenstein. Canada's travel advice notes that the currency is the Swiss franc (CHF).
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Liechtenstein
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- general 112 · police 117 · ambulance 144
- Dopo
- general 112 · police 117 · ambulance 144 · fire 118
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Libia
faq
- Prima
- Only marginally. A handful of accredited operators run escorted tours to sites such as Leptis Magna… Independent tourism is not possible…
- Dopo
- Only through a sponsor: tourist visas are applied for on Libya's eVisa portal and must be sponsored by a tourism company registered with the Passports, Nationality and Foreigners Affairs Authority. The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to most of Libya, and against all but essential travel to Tripoli, Misrata and the Benghazi–Jebel Akhdar area.
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Libia
tips
- Prima
- …approvals and paperwork valid for Tripoli-controlled territory may not be honored in the east and vice versa…
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says a UN-facilitated ceasefire is in place between eastern and western armed forces, but there is still a high risk of localised violence between competing armed groups, and the Interim Government of National Unity has limited control of security across the country.
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Libia
customs.notes
- Prima
- Photography of checkpoints, military sites and infrastructure can lead to detention — always ask before photographing people.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says you must get permission before taking photographs at or near military facilities; the Government of Canada says photographing military installations, personnel and government buildings is prohibited, and advises seeking permission before photographing official buildings or individuals.
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Libia
emergency
- Prima
- {"police": "1515", "ambulance": "193"}
- Dopo
- {"general": "1415"}
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Liberia
FAQ
- Prima
- US dollars in cash. The US dollar is used alongside the Liberian dollar for everyday payments, cards are accepted almost nowhere, and ATMs are unreliable. Bring enough clean, recent US notes for your whole stay.
- Dopo
- US dollars in cash. The UK Foreign Office says Liberia remains predominantly cash-based, cards are not generally accepted except at a few major hotels and some larger supermarkets, and ATMs often run out of money; it advises bringing enough US dollars to cover all expenses.
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Liberia
Tip
- Prima
- Liberia uses US-style 120 V sockets (types A and B) — unusual for Africa — and mains power is unreliable, so pack a power bank and check chargers for dual voltage.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Liberia
Tip
- Prima
- From May to October Liberia gets some of the heaviest rainfall on earth — up-country roads become impassable and flights are disrupted, so plan travel for the November–April dry season.
- Dopo
- Canada and the UK both say the rainy season runs from May to November, when many roads become impassable — plan up-country travel for the dry months.
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Liberia
Tip
- Prima
- Bring clean, recent US dollar notes. They are legal tender alongside the Liberian dollar and by far the most practical way to pay; torn or pre-2009 bills are often refused.
- Dopo
- Bring US dollars in cash. The UK Foreign Office advises bringing enough to cover all expenses: Liberia is predominantly cash-based, cards are not generally accepted, and banks can run short of both US and Liberian dollars.
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Liberia
Best time to visit
- Prima
- November to April is the dry season and the practical window for travel — Monrovia is one of the world's wettest capitals, and the May–October rains flood roads across the country.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says the rainy season runs from May to November, when heavy rain can cause flash flooding and make roads impassable, and that the dry season from December to March brings the harmattan, a dusty wind that can severely limit visibility.
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Liberia
Best time to visit
- Prima
- 11,12,1,2,3,4
- Dopo
- 12,1,2,3,4
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Liberia
Payments
- Prima
- The US dollar circulates alongside the Liberian dollar and is accepted everywhere. Bring US dollars in cash. Cards work only at a handful of Monrovia hotels, and ATMs dispensing US dollars are scarce.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says Liberia remains a predominantly cash-based society and that credit and debit cards are not generally accepted, except at a few major hotels and some larger supermarkets. A few ATMs in Monrovia accept Visa cards, but they often run out of money; it advises bringing enough US dollars to cover all expenses.
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Liberia
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- general: 911
- Dopo
- police: 911
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Lesotho
faq
- Prima
- Yes — day trips via Sani Pass, Maseru Bridge or the smaller posts are common …
- Dopo
- Road crossing; Sani Pass needs 4WD (Canada)
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Lesotho
tips
- Prima
- Most land border posts with South Africa close in the evening … Maseru Bridge is the main 24-hour crossing
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Lesotho
tips
- Prima
- … maloti cannot be spent back in South Africa …
- Dopo
- Loti pegged 1:1, both accepted (FCDO)