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  1. Kirghizistan

    Emergency numbers

    Prima
    general 112
    Dopo
    general 112, police 102, ambulance 103, fire 101

  2. Kuwait

    faq

    Prima
    No. Kuwait is completely dry — alcohol cannot legally be imported, sold or consumed anywhere in the country, including hotels, and penalties for violations are severe.
    Dopo
    No. Canada's travel advice says possession and consumption of alcohol are illegal in Kuwait and that alcohol cannot be legally purchased or imported; penalties include heavy fines, imprisonment or deportation.

  3. Kuwait

    faq

    Prima
    No. Kuwait does not admit Israeli passport holders, and travelers of any nationality whose passports show Israeli stamps or visas are routinely refused entry. Use a clean passport if you have previously visited Israel.
    Dopo
    No. Kuwait does not admit Israeli passport holders. The UK government's travel advice says travellers whose passports contain an Israeli stamp may be refused a visa or entry, and Canada's travel advice reports Canadians being denied entry because of Israeli visas or stamps, or Egyptian or Jordanian border stamps from crossings with Israel.

  4. Kuwait

    faq

    Prima
    The tourist eVisa costs KWD 3 (roughly USD 10). Apply only through the Ministry of Interior's official portal and confirm the exact fee during the application — third-party sites add heavy service charges.
    Dopo
    The tourist eVisa costs KWD 3 (roughly USD 10). Apply only through the Ministry of Interior's official portal and confirm the exact fee during the application.

  5. Kuwait

    faq

    Prima
    Eligible nationalities pay KWD 3 at Kuwait International Airport for a tourist visa on arrival, typically allowing a stay of up to three months. Applying online in advance through the official eVisa portal is faster and avoids lines at the visa counter.
    Dopo
    Eligible nationalities pay KWD 3 at Kuwait International Airport for a tourist visa on arrival, typically allowing a stay of up to three months. Canada's travel advice recommends applying for the eVisa before arrival to avoid delays or complications on entry.

  6. Kuwait

    tips

    Prima
    Apply for the eVisa only through the Kuwait Ministry of Interior's official portal — third-party websites charge large markups for the same visa.
    Dopo
    Apply for the eVisa only through the Kuwait Ministry of Interior's official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw).

  7. Kuwait

    tips

    Prima
    During Ramadan, eating, drinking or smoking in public during daylight hours is an offense for everyone, including visitors — hotels serve food discreetly.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says that during Ramadan you should not eat, drink, smoke or chew gum in public in the daytime, including in your car, and that hotels and restaurants serving food in fasting hours may screen you from Muslim guests.

  8. Kuwait

    tips

    Prima
    From June to September temperatures regularly exceed 45°C. Plan outdoor activities for early morning or after dark and stay hydrated.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says Kuwait faces extreme heat, especially from June to August, with temperatures well above 40°C and high humidity, and that the symptoms of dehydration and heatstroke, which can both be fatal, are worth knowing.

  9. Kuwait

    tips

    Prima
    Travelers whose passports show Israeli stamps or visas are routinely refused entry to Kuwait — travel on a clean passport if you have previously visited Israel.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says that if your passport contains an Israeli stamp, you may be refused a visa or entry to Kuwait; Canada's travel advice reports Canadians being denied entry because of Israeli visas or stamps, or Egyptian or Jordanian border stamps from crossings with Israel.

  10. Kuwait

    tips

    Prima
    Kuwait is a fully dry country — alcohol is illegal to import, buy or consume anywhere, with penalties including fines, imprisonment and deportation.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says alcohol is illegal in Kuwait: buying, selling or carrying it, as well as public intoxication, can lead to fines, imprisonment and deportation.

  11. Kuwait

    customs.notes

    Prima
    Narcotics, pork products and pornographic material are prohibited; medications containing controlled substances need a prescription.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says all visitors must obtain permission from the Kuwaiti authorities before arrival to carry certain prescription drugs, including many commonly prescribed medications.

  12. Kuwait

    customs.notes

    Prima
    Alcohol may not be brought into Kuwait in any quantity, including duty-free purchases made en route. The country is completely dry.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says it is illegal to import narcotics, alcohol, gambling machines, pork and pork products, or pornographic material into Kuwait; Canada's travel advice says alcohol cannot be legally purchased or imported, and that possessing or consuming it is illegal.

  13. Kuwait

    bestTimeToVisit.text

    Prima
    November to March brings mild, pleasant weather for the Corniche, souqs and desert trips; summer is among the hottest on Earth, regularly exceeding 45°C.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says Kuwait faces extreme heat, especially from June to August, with temperatures well above 40°C and high humidity; sand and dust storms may occur between May and August, and the rainy season, with occasional heavy rain and flooding, runs from November to April.

  14. Kuwait

    payments.text

    Prima
    Cards and contactless payments are accepted almost everywhere in Kuwait City, from malls to taxis. Cash is rarely needed beyond small souq purchases and tips.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says credit cards and US dollars are widely accepted and ATMs are available nationwide, but that taxi drivers usually accept payment only in cash.

  15. Kuwait

    tapWaterSafe

    Prima
    true
    Dopo
    false

  16. Kosovo

    FAQ

    Prima
    No — Kosovo is outside the EU and Schengen, so days spent there do not count against your Schengen 90/180-day allowance. That makes Kosovo (like its Balkan neighbors) a popular stop for travelers resetting their Schengen clock.
    Dopo
    No — Kosovo is outside the EU and the Schengen Area, so days spent there do not count against your Schengen 90/180-day allowance.

  17. Kosovo

    FAQ

    Prima
    The euro is Kosovo’s official currency, even though Kosovo is not an EU or eurozone member. Cards are fine in city hotels and supermarkets, but carry euro cash in small denominations for everything else; in a few Serb-majority areas the Serbian dinar also circulates unofficially.
    Dopo
    The euro. Canada's travel advice says Kosovo's economy is largely cash-based, with credit cards accepted in some larger establishments and cash machines in urban centres, so carry euro cash.

  18. Kosovo

    FAQ

    Prima
    Crossings operate, but direction matters: Serbia does not recognize Kosovo’s international border points, so if you entered Kosovo directly (by air or from Albania, North Macedonia or Montenegro), Serbia may refuse you entry as having entered Serbia illegally. Visit Serbia first, or route through a third country.
    Dopo
    Crossings operate, but direction matters. The UK government says Serbia does not consider its crossing points with Kosovo to be official international border crossings: you can travel from Serbia to Kosovo and back, but not from Kosovo into Serbia without a Serbian entry stamp. If you entered Kosovo directly, route through a third country.

  19. Kosovo

    Tip

    Prima
    Kosovo runs on euro cash outside the big cities. Keep small notes handy for taxis, bakeries and mountain guesthouses, and expect some places to struggle to change €50 notes.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says Kosovo's economy is largely cash-based and cards are accepted only in some larger establishments, and Australia's Smartraveller says road tolls and fines must be paid in cash. Keep euros on you.

  20. Kosovo

    Tip

    Prima
    Driving in? Check whether your Green Card insurance actually covers Kosovo. Many policies exclude it, and you must then buy local border insurance on arrival; keep the receipt for checkpoints.
    Dopo
    Driving in? The UK government says European Green Card insurance is not valid in Kosovo, so buy local third-party insurance at the border or in the nearest town and carry euros in cash to pay for it.

  21. Kosovo

    Tip

    Prima
    The Serb-majority northern municipalities around Mitrovica see periodic unrest. Check current advice before visiting the north and stay away from demonstrations and roadblocks.
    Dopo
    Canada advises against non-essential travel to northern Kosovo, and the UK government warns that protests in Zvečan, Zubin Potok, Leposavić and north Mitrovica have at times turned violent. Check current advice before visiting the north and avoid demonstrations.

  22. Kosovo

    Tip

    Prima
    Serbia treats direct arrival into Kosovo as an illegal entry into its territory: if you plan to continue from Kosovo into Serbia, enter Serbia first (or route via a third country) — travelers with only a Kosovo entry stamp are routinely refused at Serbian crossings.
    Dopo
    The UK government says you cannot travel from Kosovo to Serbia without a Serbian entry stamp and are likely to be refused entry without one; Serbia does not treat its crossing points with Kosovo as international border crossings. If you plan to continue to Serbia, enter Serbia first or route through a third country.

  23. Kosovo

    Customs notes

    Prima
    Standard duty-free allowances apply for tobacco and alcohol — roughly 200 cigarettes and 1 liter of spirits per adult; confirm current limits with Kosovo Customs. | Vehicles need valid insurance recognized in Kosovo. Many European Green Cards exclude Kosovo, and border insurance must then be bought on arrival.
    Dopo
    Kosovo Customs allows each traveller aged 17 or over to bring in duty-free 200 cigarettes (or 100 cigarillos, 50 cigars or 50 g of tobacco), 1 litre of spirits over 22% (or 1 litre of weaker spirits or sparkling wine) and 2 litres of still wine. | The UK government says European Green Card vehicle insurance is not valid in Kosovo: buy local third-party insurance at the border or in the nearest town, and carry enough euros in cash to pay for it.

  24. Kosovo

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    May–September is warm and lively, ideal for Pristina’s café scene, Prizren’s old town and hiking in the Rugova and Sharr mountains; winters are cold but bring cheap skiing at Brezovica.
    Dopo
    No official source we checked gives seasonal guidance for Kosovo; the months shown are not an official recommendation. Canada's travel advice says forest fires are common between June and September, and heavy rains in spring and summer can cause flooding and landslides.

  25. Kosovo

    Payments

    Prima
    Kosovo uses the euro even though it is not in the eurozone. Cards work in Pristina and Prizren hotels, supermarkets and bigger restaurants, but much of daily life runs on cash. Carry euros in small denominations, especially outside the cities.
    Dopo
    Canada's travel advice says Kosovo's economy is largely cash-based, with credit cards accepted in some larger establishments and cash machines in urban centres. Australia's Smartraveller adds that road tolls and fines must be paid in cash.