Radar frontiere
Aggiornamenti sul dataset
Ogni sync importa il changelog pubblico del dataset. Qui vedi le voci più recenti: per default quelle che riguardano il passaporto italiano.
35426 aggiornamenti
-
Messico
text
- Prima
- Mexico is not one uniform risk level. A handful of states are under do-not-travel advisories while the main tourist corridors are fine. Check advice for each state on your itinerary, not just the country page.
- Dopo
- Mexico is not one uniform risk level. Several states are under advice against all but essential travel, while risks are lower in the main tourist areas. Check advice for each state on your itinerary, not just the country page.
-
Messico
text
- Prima
- Safety varies dramatically by state: major tourist areas are heavily policed and generally trouble-free, while several states carry do-not-travel advisories due to organized crime. Check the state-by-state US advisory for your exact route and avoid intercity road travel at night.
- Dopo
- Safety varies sharply by state. The UK government advises against all but essential travel to all or parts of several states, including Zacatecas, Michoacán, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas, Chihuahua and parts of Baja California and Guanajuato, because of organised-crime violence. Risks are lower in tourist areas, though sexual offences have been reported there too. Check the advice for every state on your route and avoid travelling in higher-risk areas at night.
-
Messico
text
- Prima
- Cash and monetary instruments over 10,000 USD (or equivalent) must be declared on arrival and departure; failing to declare can mean seizure and fines.
- Dopo
- Anyone entering or leaving Mexico with more than USD 10,000 (or the equivalent) in cash, cheques or other monetary documents must declare it to customs. Carrying the money is not an offence; failing to declare it is fined 20–40% of the amount above USD 10,000, and an undeclared amount over USD 30,000 can mean 3 months to 6 years in prison and forfeiture of the excess.
-
Mauritius
FAQ answer
- Prima
- Visa-free visitors are normally admitted for up to 90 days (60 days for British, Chinese and Russian citizens and most visa-on-arrival nationalities, two weeks for a few). The immigration officer sets the length of each stay on arrival. Tourist stays can be extended by the Passport and Immigration Office in Port Louis up to a maximum of 180 days in a calendar year, with proof of funds and accommodation.
- Dopo
- EU citizens may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period under the EU–Mauritius visa waiver agreement. British, Canadian, Chinese and Russian citizens are admitted for up to 60 days, as are most visa-on-arrival nationalities (two weeks for a few). For other visa-free nationalities no maximum is published: the immigration officer sets the length of each stay on arrival. Tourist stays can be extended by the Passport and Immigration Office in Port Louis, with proof of funds and accommodation.
-
Mauritius
safety text
- Prima
- Mauritius is one of Africa's safest destinations, with little serious crime. Petty theft around beaches and tourist areas is the main risk — do not leave valuables unattended — and swimmers should stay inside the lagoons, away from reef currents.
- Dopo
- Most crime is non-violent, such as burglaries from tourist villas and theft of unattended bags, but petty crime is common in tourist areas such as Port Louis, Grand Baie and Flic en Flac, and there have been some reports of sexual assaults on tourists. Avoid walking alone at night on beaches or in poorly lit areas.
-
Mauritius
processing
- Prima
- 1–10 business days
- Dopo
- null
-
Mauritius
processing
- Prima
- 5–15 business days
- Dopo
- null
-
Mauritius
stayDays
- Prima
- 60
- Dopo
- null
-
Mauritius
processing
- Prima
- 5–12 business days
- Dopo
- up to 12 business days
-
Mauritius
countries covered
- Prima
- DR Congo, South Sudan
- Dopo
- DR Congo, Uganda, South Sudan
-
Mauritius
maxStayDays
- Prima
- 90
- Dopo
- null (set by the immigration officer)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
IT
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)
-
Mauritius
source and notes
- Prima
- 90 days (no source stated it)
- Dopo
- 90 days in any 180-day period (EU–Mauritius agreement)