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Bhutan
Payments
- Prima
- Cards are accepted at better hotels and handicraft shops in Thimphu and Paro, but Bhutan is largely cash-based. The ngultrum is pegged 1:1 to the Indian rupee, and rupees are widely accepted.
- Dopo
- Australia's Smartraveller says credit cards aren't widely accepted but can be used at major hotels, that EFTPOS is available nationwide including at most hotels, and that ATMs are common in towns. The Indian rupee is also legal tender, though larger notes may not be accepted.
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Bhutan
Languages
- Prima
- ["Dzongkha", "English"]
- Dopo
- ["Dzongkha"]
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Benin
Tip
- Prima
- Zémidjan motorcycle taxis (yellow shirts) are the main way around Cotonou — agree the fare before setting off and ask for a helmet.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says most zémidjan motorcycle taxis are unregistered and are sometimes targeted by violent crime, particularly at night, and advises using only official car taxis.
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Benin
Tip
- Prima
- Carry CFA franc cash outside Cotonou and consider setting up mobile money — card acceptance is rare and ATMs are scarce up-country.
- Dopo
- Carry CFA franc cash outside Cotonou. Canada's travel advice says credit cards are rarely accepted beyond major hotels, and ATMs that take foreign cards are rare outside the major cities.
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Benin
Best time to visit
- Prima
- November to February is the main dry season — harmattan air, cooler nights and the best conditions for the coast, Ouidah and Abomey; the south sees heavy rain from April to July.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says the south has two rainy seasons, from April to mid-July and from mid-September to October, and the north one, from June to September; the harmattan, a hot, dusty wind from the Sahara, blows from December to March.
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Benin
Payments
- Prima
- Cash rules. Cards are accepted only at larger hotels and supermarkets in Cotonou, while mobile money (MTN MoMo, Moov) is used everywhere. Reliable ATMs are mostly limited to Cotonou and larger towns.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice describes a cash-based economy: credit cards are generally accepted in major hotels but rarely in restaurants and other shops, and ATMs that take foreign cards are found in banks and some large hotels but are rare outside the major cities.
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Belize
faq
- Prima
- The Belize dollar is pegged at exactly BZD 2 = USD 1 and US dollars are accepted almost everywhere.
- Dopo
- US dollars widely accepted (Government of Canada); change often in BZD.
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Belize
customs.notes
- Prima
- ["Taking coral, conch shells, turtle products or other marine life out of Belize without a permit is prohibited.", "Firearms and ammunition are strictly prohibited without prior authorization — penalties are severe."]
- Dopo
- ["The Government of Canada notes that a permit is required to collect, possess or export certain plants, animals and plant and animal products (Belize is a party to CITES), that damaging the coral reef is a criminal offence, and that possessing pre-Columbian or Colonial-period artifacts requires a permit.", "Firearms and ammunition are strictly regulated; the Government of Canada warns of heavy fines and jail time for possessing an unlicensed firearm or ammunition."]
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Belize
bestTimeToVisit
- Prima
- The dry season from December to April is ideal… wettest months from September to November.
- Dopo
- Rainy season May–November and hurricane season June–November (Government of Canada); fires December–May.
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Belize
emergency
- Prima
- {"general": "911"}
- Dopo
- {"general": "911", "alternative": "90"}
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Belgio
Tip
- Prima
- Belgium has three official languages — Dutch in Flanders, French in Wallonia, both in Brussels. Place names change with the language (Antwerpen/Anvers, Liège/Luik), which matters when reading train boards.
- Dopo
- Belgium has three official languages — Dutch, French and German. Place names change with the language (Antwerpen/Anvers, Liège/Luik), which matters when reading train boards.
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Belgio
Tip
- Prima
- Keep valuables zipped away around Brussels-Midi and Brussels-Nord stations and on the metro — pickpocketing and luggage theft are the most common tourist crimes.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says pickpockets target passengers on the metro, at airports and at train stations, and that petty crime is frequent at Brussels-Nord, Brussels-Central and Brussels-Midi stations and on Paris–Brussels–Amsterdam and Brussels–London trains.
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Belgio
Customs note
- Prima
- No limits on goods for personal use when arriving from another EU country.
- Dopo
- (removed or rewritten)
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Belgio
Customs note
- Prima
- Duty-free from outside the EU: 200 cigarettes, 1 liter of spirits, goods up to €300 (€430 arriving by air or sea).
- Dopo
- (removed or rewritten)
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Belgio
Best time to visit
- Prima
- April–June and September bring mild weather for city walking in Brussels, Bruges and Ghent; December is atmospheric for Christmas markets, though gray and cold.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read gives seasonal travel guidance for Belgium.
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Belgio
Payments
- Prima
- Cards and contactless payments are accepted almost everywhere, including trams and fries stands. A little cash is occasionally useful at small markets.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read describes card acceptance in Belgium.
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Bielorussia
faq
- Prima
- Street crime is low and cities are orderly, but several Western governments advise against all travel …
- Dopo
- FCDO / Canada advisories
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Bielorussia
faq
- Prima
- Often not — sanctions on Belarusian banks mean foreign-issued Visa and Mastercard frequently fail …
- Dopo
- FCDO money advice
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Bielorussia
faq
- Prima
- Generally no. The Belarus–Russia land border has no international checkpoints for third-country nationals …
- Dopo
- Only with a Belarusian or Russian visa, at certain crossings (FCDO)
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Bielorussia
tips
- Prima
- Avoid photographing government buildings, police, military sites and border infrastructure …
- Dopo
- Canada photography rule
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Bielorussia
tips
- Prima
- If you stay more than 10 days you must register … fines can be issued on departure
- Dopo
- FCDO registration rule
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Bielorussia
tips
- Prima
- Bring cash — foreign bank cards frequently do not work …
- Dopo
- FCDO money advice
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Bielorussia
tips
- Prima
- … several Polish, Lithuanian and Latvian checkpoints are closed … foreigners generally may not cross the Belarus–Russia land border at all
- Dopo
- FCDO border statements
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Bielorussia
tips
- Prima
- Several Western governments currently advise against all travel …
- Dopo
- FCDO: advise against all travel; Canada: avoid all travel
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Bielorussia
customs.notes
- Prima
- ["Goods above the EAEU duty-free limits (EUR 500 and 25 kg when arriving by air) must be declared and duty paid."]
- Dopo
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