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Uruguay
Safety
- Prima
- Uruguay is among the safest countries in South America and the tourist areas — Ciudad Vieja by day, Pocitos, Colonia, Punta del Este — are calm. Petty theft and occasional armed robbery do occur in parts of Montevideo, so avoid quiet streets in Ciudad Vieja after dark and the outer barrios, and do not leave anything visible in a parked car.
- Dopo
- The UK government says street crime happens in Montevideo, including mugging and robbery (sometimes armed), that criminals regularly break into cars left on the street, and that crime rates are generally lower in other parts of Uruguay. The Government of Canada advises a high degree of caution in Montevideo due to crime and says petty crime, muggings and armed robbery are more common in places including the Ciudad Vieja.
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Uruguay
FAQ: yellow fever
- Prima
- No. Uruguay has no yellow fever risk and does not ask arriving travelers for a certificate. It becomes relevant only if your trip continues to Brazil, Paraguay or Bolivia, which have their own risk areas and requirements.
- Dopo
- No. The US CDC says Uruguay does not require yellow fever vaccination for entry.
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Uruguay
FAQ: extension
- Prima
- Yes. Apply to the Dirección Nacional de Migración at least 15 days before your permitted stay runs out, with your passport or national ID card. One extension of up to 90 days is normally granted. The fee is 225.60 indexed units (UI, Uruguay's inflation-linked unit of account, paid in pesos) while your stay is still valid, or 345 UI once it has expired.
- Dopo
- Yes. Apply to the Dirección Nacional de Migración at least 15 days before your permitted stay runs out, with your passport or national identity document. The fee is 225.60 indexed units (UI) while your stay is still valid, or 345 UI once it has expired.
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Uruguay
FAQ: US citizens
- Prima
- No. United States passport holders enter visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days, with one 90-day extension available from Uruguayan immigration. There is no reciprocity fee and no advance authorization to buy.
- Dopo
- No. United States passport holders enter visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days, and the stay can be extended with the Dirección Nacional de Migración.
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Uruguay
FAQ: ID card
- Prima
- Yes, if you are a national of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador or Peru. Mercosur and associate-member citizens cross with a valid national identity document — the usual choice for the ferry from Buenos Aires — and stay 90 days. Bring a passport if you are connecting on from outside the bloc.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read lists which national identity cards Uruguay accepts instead of a passport. The Dirección Nacional de Migración accepts a national identity document or a passport when you apply to extend a stay.
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Uruguay
FAQ: length of stay
- Prima
- Ninety days per entry for most visa-free nationalities. The Dirección Nacional de Migración can grant one extension (prórroga) of a further 90 days if you apply before the first period runs out, giving up to 180 days in total.
- Dopo
- Up to 90 days for visa-free tourist stays. The Dirección Nacional de Migración can extend the stay (prórroga); the request must be made at least 15 days before the permitted stay runs out.
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Uruguay
FAQ: do I need a visa
- Prima
- Probably not. Uruguay waives visas for a very broad list of nationalities — the EU and EEA, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Russia and most of Latin America and the Caribbean — for tourist stays of up to 90 days. Mercosur and associate-member nationals can enter on a national ID card. Everyone else applies for a visa at a Uruguayan consulate.
- Dopo
- Uruguay waives visas for a broad list of nationalities — including the EU, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Russia and most of Latin America and the Caribbean — for tourist stays of up to 90 days. Everyone else applies for a visa at a Uruguayan consulate.
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Uruguay
Tip: VAT
- Prima
- Uruguay's Ministry of Tourism says non-residents pay no VAT on hotels and other accommodation all year, on showing an identity document issued abroad. A 9-point VAT refund on restaurant bills, car hire and some other services paid with a foreign-issued card ran until 30 April 2026; check whether it has been extended.
- Dopo
- Uruguay's Ministry of Tourism says non-residents pay no VAT on hotels and other accommodation, on showing an identity document issued abroad. A 9-point VAT refund on restaurant bills, car hire and some other services paid with a foreign-issued card ran until 30 April 2026.
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Uruguay
Customs notes
- Prima
- The UK government's travel advice says it is illegal for visitors to import fruit, vegetables, animals or dairy products and their derivatives, flammable materials, alkaloids, narcotics or obscene objects, and that you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty. | The UK government's travel advice says registered Uruguayan nationals and long-term residents may grow cannabis or buy it from registered pharmacies, but that it is illegal for tourists to do so.
- Dopo
- The UK government's travel advice says it is illegal for visitors to import fruit, vegetables, animals or dairy products and their derivatives, flammable materials, alkaloids, narcotics or obscene objects, and that you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.
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Uruguay
Currency limits
- Prima
- Cash or negotiable instruments worth USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared to customs on entry and exit. The rule is applied on the Buquebus ferries from Buenos Aires as well as at airports.
- Dopo
- Cash, precious metals or other monetary instruments worth USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared to customs on entry and exit.
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Uruguay
Proof of funds
- Prima
- No published amount and rarely asked of tourists; visa applicants must show bank statements covering the trip.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read publishes an amount. Visa applicants must show proof of economic solvency, according to the Foreign Ministry.
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Uruguay
Yellow fever
- Prima
- Uruguay has no yellow fever risk and does not require a certificate for entry. Vaccination matters only if your trip continues to Brazil, Paraguay or Bolivia, where risk areas and onward requirements do apply.
- Dopo
- The US CDC says Uruguay does not require yellow fever vaccination for entry.
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Uruguay
Passport validity
- Prima
- Visa-free visitors need a passport valid for the duration of their stay; visa applicants need at least 6 months' validity after arrival. Airlines and onward countries often apply the stricter rule, so six months is the safe margin. Mercosur and associate-member nationals may enter on a valid national identity card instead.
- Dopo
- The UK government says your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay and have at least one blank page for an entry stamp. Visa applicants need a passport valid for at least 6 months after arrival in Uruguay, according to the Foreign Ministry.
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Uruguay
Business visa fee notes
- Prima
- 3 consular pesos (USD 42), the visa fee the Foreign Ministry publishes, charged only if the visa is granted. Covers meetings, conferences and negotiations but not paid work in Uruguay; the application asks for an invitation letter or hotel booking and proof of funds. Consular fees are revised every 1 January, so confirm the amount with the consulate.
- Dopo
- 3 consular pesos (USD 42), the visa fee the Foreign Ministry publishes, charged only if the visa is granted. The application asks for an invitation letter or hotel booking and proof of funds.
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Uruguay
Tourist visa fee notes
- Prima
- 3 consular pesos (USD 42), charged only if the visa is granted; official and diplomatic passports pay nothing. Consular fees are revised every 1 January and the Foreign Ministry's page was last updated in October 2020, so confirm the amount with the consulate where you apply.
- Dopo
- 3 consular pesos (USD 42), charged only if the visa is granted; official and diplomatic passports pay nothing. The Foreign Ministry says consular fees change on 1 January each year.
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Uruguay
Summary
- Prima
- Uruguay has one of South America's most open entry policies: Mercosur and associate-member nationals arrive on a national ID card, and citizens of the EU, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and a long list of other countries enter visa-free for 90 days, extendable by another 90.
- Dopo
- Citizens of the EU, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, most of Latin America and a long list of other countries enter Uruguay visa-free for up to 90 days, and the stay can be extended with the Dirección Nacional de Migración; other nationalities need a visa from a Uruguayan consulate.
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Stati Uniti
Passport row notes
- Prima
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185); interview wait times at US consulates can run to several months. Apply early. | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185). US visa services in Russia are suspended — Russian applicants generally must apply at a US embassy in a third country. | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185); interview wait times at US consulates in India have been among the longest in the world. Apply many months ahead. | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), typically issued as a 10-year multiple-entry visa. Holders must also keep an EVUS enrollment up to date, which costs $30 … | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185). Many Mexican citizens instead hold a Border Crossing Card (BCC), which serves as a B1/B2 visa for short visits. | Bahamian citizens clearing US preclearance in the Bahamas can normally enter without a visa; travel from other countries requires a B1/B2 visa. | Compact of Free Association: citizens may enter, live and work in the United States without a visa.
- Dopo
- B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185). | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185). Chinese nationals holding a 10-year visitor visa must enroll in EVUS before travel; DHS sets the EVUS fee at $30.75 for f… | B1/B2 visitor visa required ($185), or a biometric Border Crossing Card (Form DSP-150), which the regulations accept in its place. | Bahamian nationals need a passport, and no visa if, before embarking for the United States, they satisfy the examining US immigration officer in the Bahamas;… | Under the Compact of Free Association (Pub. L. 99-239), citizens may enter, work and establish residence in the United States without a visa. | No official source we could read states the entry rule for citizens of Palau: the regulation cited for the Compact states covers the Marshall Islands and Mic…
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Stati Uniti
Best time (reference to a month list the page does not print removed)
- Prima
- No official source we checked gives seasonal guidance for the United States; the months shown are not an official recommendation. The UK government says the Atlantic hurricane season normally runs from June to November and the Pacific season from May to November.
- Dopo
- No official source we checked gives seasonal guidance for the United States. The UK government says the Atlantic hurricane season normally runs from June to November and the Pacific season from May to November.
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Stati Uniti
Safety text ("advises against travel to no part" rested on silence)
- Prima
- The UK FCDO advises against travel to no part of the US. It notes that violent and gun crime rarely affect tourists but asks visitors to take care in unfamiliar areas, that protests are common and can turn violent, and that medical treatment is expensive.
- Dopo
- The UK FCDO says violent and gun crime rarely affect tourists but asks visitors to take care in unfamiliar areas, that protests are common and can become violent, and that medical treatment is expensive.
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Stati Uniti
Customs note: agriculture (now cited to CBP, with its penalty figure)
- Prima
- All agricultural items must be declared and are inspected by CBP; many are prohibited from certain countries, and undeclared prohibited items are confiscated and can lead to a civil penalty.
- Dopo
- CBP says many agricultural items must be declared and presented for inspection on arrival; prohibited items that are not declared are confiscated, and failing to declare them can bring a civil penalty of up to $1,000 for a first non-commercial offense.
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Stati Uniti
Currency limits ("no limit" sentence not on the cited page)
- Prima
- Currency and monetary instruments totalling more than $10,000 must be reported to CBP on arrival and departure (FinCEN Form 105). There is no limit on how much you may carry — only a reporting duty.
- Dopo
- Currency and monetary instruments totalling more than $10,000 must be reported to CBP on arrival and departure (FinCEN Form 105).
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Stati Uniti
C-1 fee notes ("no airside transit" and reciprocity-validity claims not on a page read)
- Prima
- The US has no airside transit — every passenger clears immigration, so transiting travelers need a C-1 visa unless they hold ESTA or another valid visa. Validity and number of entries depend on the reciprocity schedule for your nationality.
- Dopo
- The standard nonimmigrant visa application fee. Visa Waiver Program nationals can transit on an ESTA instead.
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Stati Uniti
F-1 fee notes ("plus 30 days" not confirmed)
- Prima
- Plus the SEVIS I-901 fee of $350. Requires a Form I-20 from a SEVP-certified school. Since 15 September 2026 students are admitted for the length of the program on the I-20, up to 4 years (plus 30 days), not for "duration of status"; longer stays need an extension from USCIS.
- Dopo
- Plus the SEVIS I-901 fee of $350. Requires a Form I-20 from a SEVP-certified school. Under a DHS rule effective 15 September 2026, students are admitted for a fixed period of up to 4 years rather than for "duration of status"; longer stays need an extension.
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Stati Uniti
B1/B2 fee notes ("ask the embassy" advice and unsourced appointment claim removed)
- Prima
- Non-refundable application (MRV) fee. If the visa is approved, a nationality-based issuance (reciprocity) fee may also be due; the law also sets a visa integrity fee of at least $250 on every nonimmigrant visa issued (Pub. L. 119-21, s. 100007) — ask the embassy whether it is being charged yet. Requires the DS-160 form and, for most applicants, an in-person interview; appointment availability v…
- Dopo
- Non-refundable application (MRV) fee. If the visa is approved, a nationality-based issuance (reciprocity) fee may also be due; the law also sets a visa integrity fee of at least $250 on every nonimmigrant visa issued (Pub. L. 119-21, s. 100007), and no official source we could read states whether it is being collected yet. The UK government says appointments at the US Embassy in London are limi…
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Stati Uniti
ESTA fee notes (FY 2027 fee added)
- Prima
- Payable online by card. Covers tourism, business and transit under the Visa Waiver Program; only for nationals of VWP countries.
- Dopo
- Payable online by card. Covers tourism, business and transit under the Visa Waiver Program; only for nationals of VWP countries. DHS's fiscal year 2027 notice raises the fee to $40.62 from 16 October 2026.