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  1. Turchia

    visaPolicy.byPassport.AF.notes

    Prima
    A visa from a Turkish embassy or consulate is generally required; some travelers holding valid Schengen, US, UK or Irish visas may qualify for the conditional eVisa. Check eligibility on evisa.gov.tr before applying.
    Dopo
    A visa is required. Ordinary passport holders with a valid Schengen, US, UK or Irish visa or residence permit can get a one-month single-entry e-Visa at evisa.gov.tr, provided that they meet certain conditions.

  2. Tunisia

    Tip: carry onward ticket

    Prima
    Carry proof of accommodation and a return or onward ticket — border officers may ask for them.
    Dopo
    (removed)

  3. Tunisia

    FAQ: Do I need a return ticket to enter Tunisia?

    Prima
    Formally entry is at the officer's discretion, but airlines and border police regularly ask visa-exempt visitors for a return or onward ticket and accommodation details. Carry both.
    Dopo
    The UK FCDO says border officials have the right to ask for your onward or return ticket, proof of a hotel booking or other accommodation details, and your contact details, and that a small number of visitors have been refused entry or delayed for lack of evidence of accommodation.

  4. Tunisia

    FAQ: Is Tunisia safe for tourists?

    Prima
    The coastal resorts and main cities are generally safe with normal precautions, and tourism infrastructure is well developed. Avoid the Libyan and Algerian border zones and the Chaambi mountains, which carry government travel warnings.
    Dopo
    The UK FCDO advises against all travel to parts of western Tunisia, including the Chaambi Mountains National Park and designated military operations zones, and to areas along the Libyan border. The Government of Canada says a state of emergency has been in effect since 2015 because of the threat of terrorism.

  5. Tunisia

    FAQ: Can I bring Tunisian dinars in or out of the country?

    Prima
    No. The dinar is non-convertible and its import and export are prohibited. Exchange foreign currency inside Tunisia, keep the receipts, and reconvert leftover dinars before departure. Large amounts of foreign cash must be declared on arrival.
    Dopo
    No. The Government of Canada says importing and exporting Tunisian dinars is prohibited, and the UK FCDO says you are not allowed to take dinars out of Tunisia and advises keeping official exchange receipts. Foreign currency worth TND 20,000 or more must be declared to Customs.

  6. Tunisia

    FAQ: Do I need a visa for Tunisia?

    Prima
    Most Western tourists do not. Citizens
    Dopo
    Citizens of the EU (except Cyprus), UK, US, Canada, Japan, and much of the rest of Europe, the Arab world and Africa, as well as Argentina, Brazil and Chile, can stay visa-free for up to 90 days. Nationalities outside the exemption list — including most of South Asia and many African states — need a consular visa before travel.

  7. Tunisia

    Tip: border zones

    Prima
    Avoid the immediate border areas with Libya and Algeria and the Chaambi mountain region — governments warn of terrorism and military operations there. The Sahara south of Remada is a designated military zone requiring authorization.
    Dopo
    The UK FCDO advises against all travel to the Chaambi Mountains National Park, the designated military operations zones and parts of the Algerian and Libyan border areas. The Government of Canada advises avoiding all travel to fenced-off military zones such as the area south of Remada, in Tataouine governorate.

  8. Tunisia

    Tip: overstay

    Prima
    If you need longer than 90 days, ask a Tunisian embassy or consulate before you travel.
    Dopo
    If you overstay your allowance without a valid reason you will be fined; the UK Foreign Office says you can pay on departure at the airport or in advance at some police stations. The Government of Canada says to contact a Tunisian embassy or consulate before departure if you wish to stay more than 90 days.

  9. Tunisia

    Best time to visit

    Prima
    No official seasonal guidance. The Government of Canada says northern summers are hot and dry and winters rainy (the rainy season generally runs from October to May in the north), and that
    Dopo
    No official source we could read gives a best time to visit. The Government of Canada says northern summers are hot and dry and winters rainy, and that from June to September temperatures can exceed 40°C with frequent sand and dust storms.

  10. Tunisia

    Safety

    Prima
    The main tourist areas — Tunis, Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba — are generally safe with normal precautions. Governments advise against travel to the Libyan and Algerian border zones and the Chaambi mountain area, and a state of emergency remains formally in place.
    Dopo
    The UK FCDO advises against all travel to parts of western Tunisia, including the Chaambi Mountains National Park and designated military operations zones, and to areas along the Libyan border, because of cross-border terrorist activity. The Government of Canada says a state of emergency has been in effect since 2015 and is regularly extended because of the threat of terrorism.

  11. Tunisia

    Travel insurance

    Prima
    No official source makes insurance
    Dopo
    No official source we could read makes insurance a condition of entry for visa-exempt tourists. The UK government advises insurance for local treatment and medical evacuation: there is no free medical care for foreign nationals, and doctors' fees, medicines and private-clinic treatment must be paid on the spot.

  12. Tunisia

    Notes for passports exempt without a stated stay

    Prima
    The table does not state a length of stay; confirm it with the Tunisian embassy or consulate before travel.
    Dopo
    Visa-exempt on the Foreign Ministry's visa-regime table. The table does not state a length of stay.

  13. Tunisia

    Notes for visa-free passports

    Prima
    You may be asked for a return ticket and accommodation details on arrival.
    Dopo
    Visa-free entry for up to 90 days.

  14. Trinidad e Tobago

    FAQ: Do I need a visa for Trinidad and Tobago?

    Prima
    Some foreign governments still tell their citizens no visa is needed; the Immigration Division's list is the authority.
    Dopo
    It depends on your passport. Citizens of the 42 countries and territories on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list — including the UK, Canada and most Commonwealth countries — need no visa, and neither do EU citizens (Ireland is outside the agreement), who get up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU waiver agreement, or South Koreans, who get 90 days under a bilateral agreement. US, Japanese, Brazilian, Irish, Turkish, Serbian and Colombian citizens are visa-free according to their own governments (and, for Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago’s embassy), although the no-visa list does not name them. CARICOM nationals enter under Caribbean free movement with up to six months. Everyone else — including Australian and most Latin American citizens, and Venezuelan passport holders — must obtain a visa before traveling, online through the Immigration Division’s eVisa portal, which replaced all earlier visa procedures in April 2024.

  15. Trinidad e Tobago

    FAQ: How long can I stay in Trinidad and Tobago without a visa?

    Prima
    In every case the immigration officer sets the period on arrival, so check your stamp, and apply to the Immigration Division for an extension of time to remain before it expires.
    Dopo
    It depends on your passport. EU citizens may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period under the EU waiver agreement and South Koreans up to 90 days under a bilateral agreement; the British, Canadian, US and Japanese governments and Trinidad and Tobago’s embassy in Brazil also give 90 days, and Türkiye and Serbia 30. The Immigration Division’s no-visa list states no length of stay. The UK Foreign Office says a 90-day visit can be extended by applying to the passport and immigration department.

  16. Trinidad e Tobago

    Tip: extension

    Prima
    The officer decides how many days to grant on arrival. Check the stamp before you leave the hall. To stay longer, apply for an extension of time to remain at the Immigration Division in Port of Spain well before the stamp expires.
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says to make sure your passport is stamped on arrival, because without an entry stamp it will be difficult to extend your stay, and that a 90-day visit can be extended by applying to the passport and immigration department.

  17. Trinidad e Tobago

    Tip: Carnival

    Prima
    may occur during the Carnival period. Avoid displaying jewellery or valuables, take care in crowds, and have a clear plan for getting back safely after events.
    Dopo
    The UK government's travel advice says robberies and opportunistic crime may occur during the Carnival period, and advises not displaying jewellery or valuables, taking care in crowds and having a clear plan for getting back safely after events.

  18. Trinidad e Tobago

    Safety

    Prima
    Trinidad has a high violent crime rate concentrated in specific areas of Port of Spain and the east-west corridor; several Western governments advise extra caution and the government has used states of emergency in recent years. Tourists are rarely targeted, but avoid walking at night, do not display valuables, and use pre-booked or hotel taxis rather than flagging cars. Tobago is markedly quieter
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says there is a high level of violent crime, including gang-related attacks and shootings, and advises particular caution in parts of Port of Spain and nearby areas. The Government of Canada advises a high degree of caution because of violent crime and advises against non-essential travel to some districts, including Laventille, Sea Lots, Beetham Estate Gardens and downtown Port of Spain.

  19. Trinidad e Tobago

    Onward ticket

    Prima
    Immigration officers expect visa-free visitors to show a return or onward ticket and the address where they will stay before deciding how many days to grant. Both are asked for on the immigration card.
    Dopo
    Tobago's official visitor site says tourists and business travellers must show a return ticket, and the UK Foreign Office and Canada's travel advice say visitors must have a return or onward ticket.

  20. Trinidad e Tobago

    FAQ: Do I need a yellow fever vaccination?

    Prima
    , and other countries may ask for a certificate when you arrive from Trinidad. Check before onward travel.
    Dopo
    Not for entry: Trinidad and Tobago reports no yellow fever certificate requirement to WHO, whichever country you arrive from. Vaccination is recommended from 9 months of age if you are going to the densely forested areas of Trinidad, but not for trips limited to Tobago.

  21. Trinidad e Tobago

    Yellow fever

    Prima
    The next country you travel to may still ask for a certificate.
    Dopo
    Not an entry requirement: Trinidad and Tobago reports no yellow fever certificate requirement to WHO. Vaccination is recommended from 9 months of age for travellers going to densely forested areas of Trinidad, but not for itineraries limited to Tobago.

  22. Trinidad e Tobago

    Passport validity

    Prima
    Airlines apply this rule at check-in even where immigration would accept a passport that merely covers the length of stay.
    Dopo
    Hold a passport valid for at least 6 months on arrival.

  23. Trinidad e Tobago

    Notes for GB passport

    Prima
    Carry an onward or return ticket and proof of funds; the immigration officer sets the exact period on arrival.
    Dopo
    Visa-free: the United Kingdom is on the Immigration Division’s no-visa list (September 2024), and the UK Foreign Office says British citizens can visit for up to 90 days without a visa and can apply to have the visit extended. The UK Foreign Office says you must have an onward or return ticket and proof of funds for your stay.

  24. Trinidad e Tobago

    Notes for KR passport

    Prima
    The exact period is set by the immigration officer; show a return ticket and your address in Trinidad or Tobago on the immigration form.
    Dopo
    Visa-free for up to 90 days under the Korea–Trinidad and Tobago exchange of notes on the abolition of visa requirements (in force since 15 October 1994), for visits that do not involve paid work; a longer stay or paid activity needs a visa.

  25. Trinidad e Tobago

    Notes for EU passports

    Prima
    up to 90 days in any 180-day period, with the exact period set by the immigration officer; show a return ticket and your address in Trinidad or Tobago on the immigration form.
    Dopo
    Visa-free under the EU–Trinidad and Tobago short-stay visa waiver agreement (in force since 1 May 2016) — up to 90 days in any 180-day period.