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Angola
Customs notes
- Prima
- Photography of government buildings, ports, airports and military sites is prohibited.
- Dopo
- Canada advises against photographing airports, major roads, bridges, communications installations, military personnel and government buildings, and the UK warns not to use cameras, binoculars or GPS equipment near government buildings.
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Angola
Customs notes
- Prima
- Diamonds and other minerals may not be taken out of Angola without an official license.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says it is illegal to take turtle shells or ivory out of Angola, and that customs may keep handicrafts considered to be of cultural value.
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Angola
Payments
- Prima
- cards widely-in-cities, cash medium
- Dopo
- cards limited, cash high
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Angola
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- general 113
- Dopo
- ambulance 112, fire 118, police 110
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Andorra
Customs notes
- Prima
- Andorra is outside the EU customs union — duty-free allowances on tobacco, alcohol and fuel are enforced when you drive back into France or Spain, and customs checks with lines are common.
- Dopo
- Rewritten to the UK FCDO wording: taxes and duties on re-entry to France or Spain; excess tobacco and the vehicle may be impounded.
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Andorra
Payments
- Prima
- Cards widely accepted; cash rarely needed
- Dopo
- No official description of card acceptance
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Andorra
Tap water
- Prima
- Safe to drink
- Dopo
- Not confirmed safe
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Andorra
Languages
- Prima
- Catalan, Spanish, French
- Dopo
- Catalan
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Andorra
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- General: 112
- Dopo
- General: 112; Police: 110; Ambulance: 116; Fire: 118
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Algeria
Languages
- Prima
- Arabic, Tamazight, French
- Dopo
- Arabic, Tamazight
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Algeria
FAQ answer
- Prima
- Rarely — only some upscale hotels and a few ATMs accept international cards. Bring cash in euros or dollars, exchange as needed, and keep receipts so you can re-exchange dinars before leaving, as the dinar is not convertible abroad.
- Dopo
- Rarely. Canada's travel advice says credit cards are usually accepted at major hotels but rarely in restaurants and other businesses, and that ATMs taking foreign cards are unreliable. It also says you must keep bank receipts for every exchange and that dinars cannot be taken out of the country.
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Algeria
Tip
- Prima
- Do not photograph government buildings, police, military sites or infrastructure. It can lead to questioning or detention.
- Dopo
- Do not photograph military sites, government buildings, bridges or security personnel — Canada says photographing sensitive installations is prohibited, and Australia says it is illegal.
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Algeria
Tip
- Prima
- Avoid areas close to the borders with Libya, Mali, Mauritania and Niger — governments warn of terrorism and kidnapping risk there, and travel in much of the deep Sahara requires escorts arranged through your agency.
- Dopo
- Australia's Smartraveller advises against all travel within 450 km of the borders with Mali and Niger and within 100 km of the borders with Mauritania, Libya and Tunisia because of terrorism and kidnapping. It also says that, by law, police must approve road travel outside city limits in advance.
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Algeria
Tip
- Prima
- Plan around cash: exchange euros or dollars at banks or hotels, keep the receipts, and re-exchange leftover dinars before you leave. The dinar cannot be changed abroad.
- Dopo
- Plan around cash: Canada's travel advice says cards are rarely accepted outside major hotels. Change money only at banks or official exchange bureaus, keep the receipts — you must show them when you leave — and do not take dinars out of the country.
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Algeria
Customs note
- Prima
- Drones may not be brought in without prior authorization and are routinely confiscated at the border.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says it is illegal to bring drones, binoculars, telescopes and certain types of photography equipment into Algeria without authorisation; check with Algerian customs before you travel.
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Algeria
Customs note
- Prima
- The Algerian dinar is not convertible abroad — change money inside Algeria, keep exchange receipts and spend or re-exchange dinars before departure.
- Dopo
- Canada's travel advice says you must declare all foreign currency on arrival and report each exchange during your stay, and show the declaration form and bank exchange receipts when you leave. Algerian dinars cannot be taken out of the country.
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Algeria
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- police: 17 · ambulance: 14
- Dopo
- police: 17 · ambulance: 1021 · fire: 14
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Albania
FAQ answer
- Prima
- Euros are widely accepted in tourist areas but usually at an unfavourable rate
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Albania
Tip
- Prima
- Summer lines at the land borders with Montenegro and North Macedonia can run to hours around weekends — cross early in the morning if you can.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Albania
Customs note
- Prima
- Flying a drone requires prior authorization from the Albanian civil aviation authority — do not fly without a permit.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Albania
Best time to visit
- Prima
- [5, 6, 9, 10]
- Dopo
- [5, 6, 9, 10]
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Albania
Emergency numbers
- Prima
- general 112
- Dopo
- general 112, ambulance 127, fire 128
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Afghanistan
faq
- Prima
- Realistically, no. … US dollars exchange readily into afghani at money markets …
- Dopo
- Canada and UK statements, with the cash limits
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Afghanistan
faq
- Prima
- Visas issued by Afghan missions now operating under Taliban administration are accepted at Kabul airport and land borders …
- Dopo
- deleted
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Afghanistan
faq
- Prima
- … Solo women travelers report being refused hotels and services …
- Dopo
- UK and Canada rules, attributed