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Kiribati
Stay extension: processing
- Prima
- 1–10 business-days
- Dopo
- null (not stated)
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Kenya
Safety
- Prima
- Safari circuits, lodges and the main tourist areas are generally well run and safe with sensible precautions. Petty crime is common in Nairobi and Mombasa (avoid walking at night, use registered taxis or apps), and areas near the Somali border and parts of the north should be avoided.
- Dopo
- Violent crime, including mugging, armed robbery and carjacking, is frequent in the large cities and on major highways; avoid walking alone in isolated areas, even in daylight, and take extra care in parts of Nairobi (Eastleigh, the central business district, Mathare and Kibera) and in Mombasa's Old Town and around the Likoni Ferry. The UK government advises against all travel to areas near the Somali border, including Mandera County and most of Garissa and Lamu counties, because of the risk of terrorism.
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Kenya
FAQ: US visa
- Prima
- Kenya no longer issues tourist visas, but US citizens — like most non-African visitors — must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) at etakenya.go.ke before departure. It costs from USD 30, is usually approved within 3 business days, and allows stays of up to 90 days.
- Dopo
- Kenya no longer issues tourist visas, but US citizens — like most non-African visitors — must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) at etakenya.go.ke before departure. It costs from USD 30 and is usually approved within 3 business days; the standard eTA allows one entry, and the portal does not state the length of stay.
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Kenya
Summary
- Prima
- Kenya abolished visas in January 2024 but replaced them with a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) that most non-African visitors must obtain at etakenya.go.ke before departure (from USD 30, stays up to 90 days); citizens of most African countries, including South Africa, are exempt from the eTA entirely, as are those of most Caribbean and Pacific island states and a few others such as Singapore, Malaysia and Cyprus.
- Dopo
- Kenya abolished visas in January 2024 but replaced them with a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) that most non-African visitors must obtain at etakenya.go.ke before departure (from USD 30); citizens of most African countries, including South Africa, are exempt from the eTA entirely, as are those of most Caribbean and Pacific island states and a few others such as Singapore, Malaysia and Cyprus.
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Kenya
eTA validity/stay/extension
- Prima
- {"validityDays": 90, "stayDays": 90, "extendable": {"possible": true, "days": 90}, "fee.notes": "From USD 30 for normal processing (up to 72 hours); expedited, immediate processing costs USD 100 more. Every traveller needs one, including infants and children."}
- Dopo
- {"validityDays": null, "stayDays": null, "extendable": "removed", "fee.notes": "From USD 30 for normal processing (up to 72 hours); expedited, immediate processing costs USD 100 more. The standard eTA allows one entry; the portal also lists a one-year multiple-entry eTA (USD 300), a five-year multiple-entry eTA for US citizens (USD 185) and a transit eTA (USD 20). It does not state how long an eTA stays valid or the length of stay it allows. Every traveller needs one, including infants and children."}
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Kenya
eTA max stay
- Prima
- 90
- Dopo
- null
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Kazakistan
proofOfFunds: text
- Prima
- No fixed amount is published; officers may ask visitors to show means of support for the stay.
- Dopo
- No official Kazakh source we could read states a funds requirement or a fixed amount.
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Kazakistan
onwardTicket: text
- Prima
- No formal requirement, though border officers occasionally ask about onward plans and accommodation.
- Dopo
- No official Kazakh source we could read states an onward or return ticket requirement. Airlines may still ask for one at check-in.
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Kazakistan
travelInsurance: text
- Prima
- Insurance is not checked for visa-free entry, but visa applicants may be asked to show medical coverage and healthcare is fee-based for visitors — comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.
- Dopo
- No official Kazakh source we could read states a travel-insurance requirement for visitors. Healthcare is not free for visitors, so cover is sensible.
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Kazakistan
FAQ: eVisa processing
- Prima
- typically issued within about a week
- Dopo
- (removed; eVisa needs an invitation from the Kazakh side)
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Kazakistan
Tourist Visa (Embassy): processing
- Prima
- 5–15 business-days
- Dopo
- null (not stated)
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Kazakistan
Single-Entry Tourist eVisa: processing
- Prima
- 5–10 business-days
- Dopo
- null (not stated)
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Kazakistan
QazETA: where to apply
- Prima
- https://www.vmp.gov.kz/en
- Dopo
- null (mobile app only)
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Giordania
Visa on arrival: extension (106 rows)
- Prima
- null
- Dopo
- 150
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Giappone
Travel insurance: text
- Prima
- Travel insurance is not an entry requirement, but the Japan Tourism Agency strongly recommends medical coverage — hospital care for foreigners is charged in full.
- Dopo
- Travel insurance is not an entry requirement, but Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs highly recommends international travel medical insurance for a trip to Japan.
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Giappone
Proof of funds: text
- Prima
- No fixed amount is published, but immigration officers may ask how you will support yourself during the stay.
- Dopo
- No official Japanese source we could read states a funds requirement or a fixed amount for visa-exempt visitors.
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Giappone
Onward ticket
- Prima
- required True (visa-free-arrivals): Visa-exempt visitors should be able to show a return or onward ticket; airlines routinely check before boarding.
- Dopo
- required False: No official Japanese source we could read states an onward or return ticket requirement for visa-exempt visitors. Airlines may still ask for one at check-in.
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Giappone
Transit visa: stay (days)
- Prima
- 15
- Dopo
- null (not stated)
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Giappone
Multiple-entry visa: validity (days)
- Prima
- 1095
- Dopo
- null (1–5 years)
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Giappone
Work / Long-Term Visa (Certificate of Eligibility route): processing
- Prima
- 5–15 business-days
- Dopo
- 5 business days
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Giappone
Transit Visa: processing
- Prima
- 5–10 business-days
- Dopo
- 5 business days
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Giappone
Short-Term Stay Visa — Multiple Entry: processing
- Prima
- 5–15 business-days
- Dopo
- 5 business days
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Giappone
Short-Term Stay Visa — Single Entry: processing
- Prima
- 5–10 business-days
- Dopo
- 5 business days
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Giappone
Japan eVisa — Single Entry (Tourism): processing
- Prima
- 5–15 business-days
- Dopo
- 5 business days
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Giamaica
Yellow fever: who needs a certificate
- Prima
- A yellow fever certificate is required only if you are arriving from, or have recently transited, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission — mainly parts of tropical Africa and South America. Travelers coming directly from Europe, North America or elsewhere in the Caribbean do not need one to enter Jamaica.
- Dopo
- A yellow fever certificate is required only if you are arriving from, or have recently transited, a country with risk of yellow fever transmission — mainly parts of tropical Africa and South America, and also Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean. Travelers coming directly from Europe or North America do not need one to enter Jamaica.