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São Tomé e Príncipe
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- Prima
- Holders of a valid U.S. passport do not require a visa when visiting for a period of up to 15 days.
- Dopo
- No visa is required for 15 days or less.
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Saint Vincent e Grenadine
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- Prima
- CURRENCY RESTRICTIONS FOR ENTRY: None CURRENCY RESTRICTIONS FOR EXIT: None
- Dopo
- Entry maximum: None. Exit maximum: None.
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Saint Vincent e Grenadine
textQuotes
- Prima
- PASSPORT VALIDITY: Must be valid at time of entry
- Dopo
- Your passport must be valid at the time of entry.
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Saint Vincent e Grenadine
evidence
- Prima
- TOURIST VISA REQUIRED: None
- Dopo
- Tourist visa requirements None
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Ruanda
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- Prima
- No Rwandan source we could read states a cash declaration threshold. The US State Department lists currency restrictions for entry and exit as none.
- Dopo
- No Rwandan source we could read states a cash declaration threshold. The US State Department lists the maximum amount of currency on entry and on exit as none.
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Qatar
answer
- Prima
- Hayya says US citizens can apply for the Visa-Free for US Citizens (F1) for a fee of QAR 76, may enter within 2 years of its approval, and can stay up to 90 days on each visit, as it is a multiple-entry visa. The US State Department says a tourist visa is not required for tourist stays under 90 days and that there is a USD 21 entry fee.
- Dopo
- Hayya says US citizens can apply for the Visa-Free for US Citizens (F1) for a fee of QAR 76, may enter within 2 years of its approval, and can stay up to 90 days on each visit, as it is a multiple-entry visa. The US State Department says the visa costs 21 USD per person.
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Mongolia
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- Prima
- The US State Department says Mongolian law requires travelers to declare cash, financial instruments and cryptocurrency worth 15 million tugrik (MNT) or more to customs on entry and on exit.
- Dopo
- The US Department of State gives 15,000,000 Mongolian tugrik (approx. US$4,170) as the maximum on entry and on exit. The UK government says you can take in up to 15 million in Mongolian tugriks, and that cash or travellers cheques worth 10,000 US dollars or more must be declared; you get a certified declaration, without which your money could be seized when you leave.
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Malawi
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- Prima
- No Malawian source we could read states a currency rule. The US State Department says you must declare all foreign currency when entering Malawi, no matter the amount, and that USD 5,000 is the maximum amount of foreign currency with which travellers may exit the country; funds above that amount not declared on arrival may be confiscated.
- Dopo
- No Malawian source we could read states a currency rule. The US State Department says there is no limit to the amount of currency you can bring into Malawi, but you must declare all foreign currency on arrival, and that the exit maximum is USD 5,000; you could be arrested or your funds confiscated for not declaring foreign currency. It adds that currency rules are controlled by multiple government ministries, change often and are not applied the same way by all authorities.
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Laos
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- Prima
- The US Department of State says the import and export of local currency is not permitted, and that 2,500 USD or the equivalent in foreign currency must be declared on entry and on exit. No Lao source we could read states the rule.
- Dopo
- The US Department of State says the import and export of local currency is not permitted, and that ₭150,000,000 LAK or more (about US$7,000) must be declared, on entry and on exit. No Lao source we could read states the rule.
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Iran
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- Prima
- No Iranian source we could read states a cash-declaration threshold. The US State Department lists currency restrictions for entry over €10,000 and for exit over €5,000.
- Dopo
- No Iranian source we could read states a cash-declaration threshold. The US State Department lists an entry maximum of $10,000 and an exit maximum of $5,000.
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Iran
answer
- Prima
- The US State Department says US passports are valid for travel to Iran, but its advisory is Level 4: Do Not Travel, and it lists a tourist visa as required except for Kish Island. Iran's Interests Section in Washington says applicants with United States, United Kingdom and Canada passports must apply only through travel agencies or their host in Iran. For British passport holders, the UK Foreign Office says the Iranian Embassy requires an organised tour or a sponsor in Iran.
- Dopo
- The US State Department's advisory is Level 4: Do Not Travel; it says not to travel to Iran for any reason and that US citizens in Iran should leave immediately. It says a tourist visa is required, except for Kish Island, and that having a US passport or connections to the United States can be reason enough for Iranian authorities to detain someone. Iran's Interests Section in Washington says applicants with United States, United Kingdom and Canada passports must apply only through travel agencies or their host in Iran. For British passport holders, the UK Foreign Office says the Iranian Embassy requires an organised tour or a sponsor in Iran.
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Iran
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- Prima
- TOURIST VISA REQUIRED: Yes, except for Kish Island
- Dopo
- A tourist visa is required, except for Kish Island.
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Honduras
quote
- Prima
- For stays of up to 90 days, you do not need a visa for tourism.
- Dopo
- No visa is required for 90 days or less.
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Haiti
maxStayDays
- Prima
- null
- Dopo
- 90
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Haiti
notes
- Prima
- The US State Department's quick facts say a tourist visa is required for stays over 90 days.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says no visa is required for 90 days or less.
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Haiti
quote.text
- Prima
- TOURIST VISA REQUIRED: Yes, for stays over 90 days.
- Dopo
- No visa is required for 90 days or less.
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Gabon
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- Prima
- The US State Department says that as of 1 January 2026 the government of Gabon has suspended visas to US citizens.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says that on 18 December 2025 Gabon's Council of Ministers announced that Gabon would suspend visa issuance to US citizens, in reciprocity with similar restrictions imposed by the United States on 1 January 2026.
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Gabon
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- Prima
- The US State Department says that as of 1 January 2026 the government of Gabon has suspended visas to US citizens.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says that on 18 December 2025 Gabon's Council of Ministers announced that Gabon would suspend visa issuance to US citizens, in reciprocity with similar restrictions imposed by the United States on 1 January 2026.
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Gabon
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- Prima
- The US State Department says that as of 1 January 2026 the government of Gabon has suspended visas to US citizens.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says that on 18 December 2025 Gabon's Council of Ministers announced that Gabon would suspend visa issuance to US citizens, in reciprocity with similar restrictions imposed by the United States on 1 January 2026, and that US citizens considering travel to Gabon should check with the nearest Gabonese embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date entry requirements.
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Ecuador
evidence
- Prima
- If you are traveling for business or tourism, you do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days in any 12-month period
- Dopo
- A visa is required for stays longer than a total of 90 days in any consecutive 12-month period.
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Burundi
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- Prima
- The US State Department's quick facts say a tourist visa is required for Burundi, also available upon arrival.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says a visa is required and that you can get it on arrival.
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Burundi
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- Prima
- TOURIST VISA REQUIRED: Yes, also available upon arrival.
- Dopo
- A visa is required. You can get it on arrival.
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Burkina Faso
notes
- Prima
- The US State Department says that as of 30 December 2025 the government of Burkina Faso has suspended visas to US citizens.
- Dopo
- The US State Department says that as of 30 December 2025 the Government of Burkina Faso has suspended visas to Americans.
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Burkina Faso
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- Prima
- As of December 30, 2025, the government of Burkina Faso has suspended visas to U.S. citizens.
- Dopo
- As of December 30, 2025, the Government of Burkina Faso has suspended visas to Americans.
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Brunei
answer
- Prima
- The US Department of State says visits longer than 90 days require a visa, and that U.S. passport holders must have at least six months' validity remaining on their passport before entering Brunei.
- Dopo
- The US Department of State says no visa is required for stays of 90 days or less, and that your passport must have 6 months' validity beyond your arrival date.