Data updates: October 2026

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Oct 6, 2026Armenia— FAQ changed: from Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Russia, Japan, the Gulf states and several other CIS and Latin American countries enter visa-free and can stay up to 180 days in any one-year period; citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay can stay up to 90 days. Most other nationalities can apply online for an e-Visa (21 or 120 days) or obtain a visa on arrival at Zvartnots Airport; some nationalities need an invitation and must apply through an embassy. to Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Russia, Japan, the Gulf states and several other CIS and Latin American countries enter visa-free and can stay up to 180 days in any one-year period; citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay can stay up to 90 days. Most other nationalities can apply online for an e-Visa (21 or 120 days) and some can also get a visa at the border; some nationalities need an invitation and must apply through an embassy. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— FAQ changed: from Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Russia, Japan, the Gulf states and several other CIS and Latin American countries enter visa-free and can stay up to 180 days in any one-year period; citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay can stay up to 90 days. Most other nationalities can apply online for an e-Visa (21 or 120 days) and some can also get a visa at the border; some nationalities need an invitation and must apply through an embassy. to Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Russia, Japan, the Gulf states and several other CIS and Latin American countries enter visa-free and can stay up to 180 days in a year; citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay can stay up to 90 days. Most other nationalities can apply online for an e-Visa (21 or 120 days) and some can also get a visa at the border; some nationalities need an invitation and must apply through an embassy. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— FAQ changed: from Most visa-waiver nationalities may stay up to 180 days in total within one year. Citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay get up to 90 days under their own agreements. Longer stays require a residence permit from the migration authorities. to Most visa-waiver nationalities may stay up to 180 days in total within one year. Citizens of China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uruguay get up to 90 days under their own agreements. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— FAQ changed: from For some nationalities. Around 20 — including Canada, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand and Türkiye — can get a visitor visa on arrival at Zvartnots Airport and open land crossings outright: AMD 3,000 for 21 days or AMD 15,000 for 120 days. Most other e-Visa nationalities qualify on arrival only if they hold a valid visa or residence permit from the EU or Schengen states, the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Russia or Japan, or a residence permit from a Gulf state; Taiwanese passports cannot get one. Applying online in advance at evisa.mfa.am works for all of them. to For some nationalities. Twenty — including Canada, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand and Türkiye — can get a visitor visa at the border outright, according to the Foreign Ministry; its fees are AMD 3,000 for 21 days or AMD 15,000 for 120 days. Most other e-Visa nationalities qualify on arrival only if they hold a valid visa or residence permit from the EU or Schengen states, the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Russia or Japan, or a residence permit from a Gulf state; Taiwanese passports cannot get one. Applying online in advance at evisa.mfa.am works for all of them. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— Passport row notes (57 rows) changed: from ~~On Armenia's invitation list. A visa requires supporting documents and is issued through an Armenian embassy rather than online; check evisa.mfa.am for the current requirements.~~ to On Armenia's invitation list: the visa is issued only by an Armenian embassy or consulate, with an invitation, not online. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Armenia and Azerbaijan have no diplomatic relations. Entry for Azerbaijani citizens requires prior clearance from the Armenian authorities and is rarely straightforward; enquire well in advance.~~ to Armenia's Foreign Ministry says citizens of Azerbaijan must have a special entry permit. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Armenia does not recognize Kosovo — Kosovo-issued passports are generally not accepted; contact an Armenian mission about travel options.~~ to Armenia's Foreign Ministry says Kosovo ordinary-passport holders need a visa, obtained in advance at an Armenian embassy or consulate. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Armenia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free under the Armenia–Iran bilateral agreement — stays of up to 90 days.~~ to Visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, for all passport types. (mfa.am )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Passport validity changed: from ~~Your passport must be valid for the whole of your intended stay. Airlines often apply a stricter six-month rule, so renew if you are close to expiry.~~ to The Immigration Department says your passport must be valid for the duration of your trip. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Yellow fever changed: from A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from a country on Barbados's list of yellow fever countries, which differs from WHO's own risk list. WHO's risk list includes Caribbean-area countries such as Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana, so check before flying in from within the region. to A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from a country on Barbados's list of yellow fever countries, which differs from WHO's own risk list. WHO's risk list includes Caribbean-area countries such as Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana. (cdn.who.int )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Onward ticket changed: from ~~A confirmed return or onward ticket is expected, along with the address of your accommodation — both are entered on the online immigration form and can be checked on arrival.~~ to The Immigration Department lists a return ticket to your country of residence, and your intended address, among the requirements for visitors. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Travel form changed: from Every arriving passenger must complete the free online immigration and customs form at travelform.gov.bb, usually within 72 hours of arrival, and present the QR code at the airport or seaport. There is no charge — do not use paid third-party sites. to The Immigration Department says travellers must complete the free online Immigration and Customs Form, which becomes available 72 hours before arrival, and present the receipts, saved to a mobile device or printed, to Immigration and Customs on arrival. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Safety changed: from Violent crime, including armed robbery, sexual assault, carjackings and a rise in gang-related shootings, sometimes happens in public places. Avoid isolated areas and beaches after dark and use licensed taxis. Swimming is not recommended on many east-coast beaches, where currents are particularly strong. to The UK Foreign Office says there have been incidents of violent crime, including armed robbery, gang-related shootings and carjackings, some in populated and public areas, and advises avoiding isolated areas, including beaches, particularly after dark, and using only licensed taxis. It says swimming is not recommended on many east-coast beaches, where currents are particularly strong. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Tip changed: from ~~Do not pack camouflage clothing. Canada's travel advice says wearing it, or bringing camouflage items into or out of Barbados, is an offence for civilians.~~ to Canada's travel advice says wearing it, or bringing camouflage items into or out of Barbados, is an offence for civilians. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Tip changed: from ~~Complete the free online immigration and customs form at travelform.gov.bb within 72 hours of arrival and save the QR code offline. Third-party sites charging for it are not official.~~ to Complete the free online Immigration and Customs Form, available 72 hours before arrival, and save the receipts to your phone or print them: the Immigration Department says they are presented on arrival. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— FAQ changed: from Yes. Every arriving passenger must complete the online immigration and customs form at travelform.gov.bb, normally within 72 hours before arrival, and show the QR code on landing. It is free — ignore sites that charge for it. to Yes. The Immigration Department says travellers must complete the online Immigration and Customs Form, available 72 hours before arrival, and present the receipts on arrival. It is free. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— FAQ changed: from It depends on your passport. US, Canadian, British and most Commonwealth visitors are usually granted up to six months; EU and Schengen citizens get 90 days in any 180-day period, and some nationalities 28 to 60 days. The officer decides the exact stay based on your ticket and plans. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department in Bridgetown for a fee, and must be requested before your current stamp expires. to It depends on your passport. US, Canadian, British and most Commonwealth visitors are usually granted up to six months; EU and Schengen citizens get 90 days in any 180-day period, and some nationalities 28 to 60 days. Permission to enter is granted by the Immigration Officer at the port of entry. Extensions are handled by the Immigration Department at its headquarters, for a BBD 100 application fee. (immigration.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Passport row notes (18 rows) changed: from A visitor visa must be obtained in advance from a Barbados high commission, embassy or consulate. Barbados waives visas for most of the world, so check the Immigration Department's exempt list before assuming you need one. to A visitor visa must be obtained in advance from a Barbados high commission, embassy or consulate. (foreign.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from No visa is needed, but The Bahamas and Haiti take part in CARICOM's free-movement arrangements only partially. The automatic six-month community stay is not guaranteed, so confirm the length of stay you will be given before booking. to No visa is needed: the foreign ministry's visa list shows The Bahamas as a CARICOM country whose nationals need no visa. (foreign.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Barbados— Passport row notes (11 rows) changed: from ~~CARICOM nationals move freely within the community — visitors are normally granted a six-month stay on arrival, and skilled nationals with a CARICOM certificate may live and work.~~ to CARICOM nationals move freely within the community — visitors are normally granted a six-month stay on arrival. (foreign.gov.bb )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Passport validity changed: from Belize's Immigration Department asks visa applicants for a passport valid for more than 6 months. It publishes no minimum for visa-exempt visitors. For them, the Belize Tourism Board says the passport must be valid for at least 30 days after arrival, provided you return home straight afterwards and are not travelling on to a country that requires 6 months. The UK government's advice says more than 3 months after arrival. Airlines often apply 6 months, so 6 months' validity is the safe choice. to Belize's Immigration Department asks visa applicants for a passport valid for more than 6 months, and publishes no minimum for visa-exempt visitors. The UK Foreign Office says your passport must expire more than 3 months after the date you arrive, and that some airlines may refuse boarding if it does not run more than 6 months beyond arrival. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Extension notes changed: from ~~BZD 200 (about USD 100) for each 30-day Visitor's Permit Extension, the same for all nationalities. Apply at an Immigration office before your current stamp expires.~~ to BZD 200 for each 30-day Visitor's Permit Extension, the same for all nationalities. The extension does not allow employment or business without the Director of Immigration's consent. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Travel insurance changed: from Travel insurance is not required to enter Belize. The Belize Travel Health Insurance that arriving tourists had to buy during the pandemic became optional in July 2022, when Statutory Instrument No. 100 of 2022 replaced the COVID-19 entry regulations and Cabinet removed all public-health measures at points of entry. Cover for medical emergencies is still sensible. to Travel insurance is not required to enter Belize. The Belize Travel Health Insurance that arriving tourists had to buy during the pandemic became optional in July 2022, when Statutory Instrument No. 100 of 2022 replaced the COVID-19 entry regulations and Cabinet removed all public-health measures at points of entry. (pressoffice.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from No. Belize's travel health insurance became optional in July 2022, when Statutory Instrument No. 100 of 2022 replaced the COVID-19 entry regulations and Cabinet removed all public-health measures at points of entry. Cover for medical emergencies is still sensible. to No. Belize's travel health insurance became optional in July 2022, when Statutory Instrument No. 100 of 2022 replaced the COVID-19 entry regulations and Cabinet removed all public-health measures at points of entry. (pressoffice.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Onward ticket changed: from Visa applicants must submit a flight itinerary showing arrival in Belize and the return date to their country of origin (or onward departure if transiting). Customs officials may also ask any visitor for a return or onward ticket. to Visa applicants must submit a flight itinerary showing arrival in Belize and the return date to their country of origin (or onward departure if transiting). Canada's travel advice says customs officials may ask visitors for a return or onward ticket. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Proof of funds changed: from Visa applicants must provide an employment letter and bank records showing the last six months of transactions (their sponsor's too, if sponsored). Customs officials may ask any visitor for proof of sufficient funds. No amount is published. to Visa applicants must provide an employment letter and bank records showing the last six months of transactions (their sponsor's too, if sponsored). Canada's travel advice says customs officials may ask visitors for proof of sufficient funds to cover their stay. No amount is published. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Visa waiver changed: from Travelers whose nationality would normally need a Belizean visa are exempt for visits of up to 30 days if they hold a valid multiple-entry US visa or a US permanent residence card. The same exemption covers a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa, and a valid multiple-entry Canadian visa or Canadian permanent residence card. Border officers still decide on entry. to Travelers whose nationality would normally need a Belizean visa are exempt for visits of up to 30 days if they hold a valid multiple-entry US visa or a US permanent residence card. The same exemption covers a valid multiple-entry Schengen visa, and a valid multiple-entry Canadian visa or Canadian permanent residence card. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Tip changed: from If your nationality needs a Belizean visa but you hold a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa (or a US or Canadian permanent residence card), you are generally allowed in without one for up to 30 days — travel on the passport containing that visa and confirm with a consulate before flying. to If your nationality needs a Belizean visa but you hold a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa (or a US or Canadian permanent residence card), the Immigration Department exempts you from the visa for visits of up to 30 days. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from Probably not: US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, CARICOM and most Commonwealth passports enter visa-free and are stamped in for up to 30 days. Nationalities that do need a visa apply at a Belizean consulate, or are exempt for visits of up to 30 days if they hold a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or a US or Canadian permanent residence card. to US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, CARICOM and most Commonwealth passports enter visa-free and are stamped in for up to 30 days. Nationalities that do need a visa apply at a Belizean consulate, or are exempt for visits of up to 30 days if they hold a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or a US or Canadian permanent residence card. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from The entry stamp is up to 30 days for everyone, including visa-free visitors. You can extend 30 days at a time at an Immigration office with a Visitor's Permit Extension, which costs BZD 200 (about USD 100) each time. to The entry stamp is up to 30 days for everyone, including visa-free visitors. You can extend 30 days at a time at an Immigration office with a Visitor's Permit Extension, which costs BZD 200 each time. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from Generally yes — Belize waives its visa requirement for visits of up to 30 days for travelers holding a valid multiple-entry US visa or a US permanent residence card. A valid multiple-entry Canadian or Schengen visa, or a Canadian permanent residence card, qualifies too. Carry the passport containing the visa and confirm current practice with the Belize Immigration Department before traveling, as admission always remains at the border officer's discretion. to Yes. Belize's Immigration Department exempts from its visa requirement, for visits of up to 30 days, travellers holding a valid multiple-entry US visa or a US permanent residence card. A valid multiple-entry Canadian or Schengen visa, or a Canadian permanent residence card, qualifies too. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from Generally, yes. The Government of Canada says US dollars are widely accepted and prices are sometimes given in US dollars, but change for US-dollar payments is frequently given in Belize dollars — so check which currency a quoted price is in. to Generally, yes. The Government of Canada says US dollars are widely accepted and prices are sometimes given in US dollars, but change for US-dollar payments is frequently given in Belize dollars. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— FAQ changed: from ~~Generally, yes. The Government of Canada says US dollars are widely accepted and prices are sometimes given in US dollars, but change for US-dollar payments is frequently given in Belize dollars.~~ to The Government of Canada says US dollars are widely accepted and prices are sometimes given in US dollars, but change for US-dollar payments is frequently given in Belize dollars. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Belize— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from Belize recognizes Taiwan rather than the People's Republic of China, so applications are handled by consulates outside the mainland and clearance can be slow. A valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or a US or Canadian permanent residence card, removes the visa requirement for visits of up to 30 days. to A visa from a Belizean consulate is required before travel; the Immigration Department's single-entry fee for nationals of the People's Republic of China is BZD 3,000. A valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or a US or Canadian permanent residence card, removes the visa requirement for visits of up to 30 days. (immigration.gov.bz )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (174 rows) changed: from ~~Tourist visa required: apply online for the eVisa (30 USD) or get a visa on arrival (30 USD) at international airports and most land borders.~~ to Tourist visa required: apply online for the eVisa (30 USD) or get a visa on arrival (30 USD) at international airports and major land border crossings. (evisa.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (3 rows) changed: from Tourist visa required: apply online for the eVisa (30 USD) or get a visa on arrival (30 USD) at international airports and most land borders. Until 15 October 2026, holders of passports of the People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong and Macao SAR passports) may enter visa-free for up to 14 days per entry under a temporary exemption announced on the e-Visa portal; the e-Arrival card is still required. to Tourist visa required: apply online for the eVisa (30 USD) or get a visa on arrival (30 USD) at international airports and major land border crossings. Until 15 October 2026, holders of passports of the People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong and Macao SAR passports) may enter visa-free for up to 14 days per entry under a temporary exemption announced on the e-Visa portal; the e-Arrival card is still required. (evisa.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (3 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements (14 days). Confirm the current stay length before travel.~~ to Visa-free entry for 14 days with an ordinary passport, under the foreign ministry's list of visa exemptions (ASEAN countries). (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (3 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements (30 days). Confirm the current stay length before travel.~~ to Visa-free entry for 30 days with an ordinary passport, under the foreign ministry's list of visa exemptions (ASEAN countries). (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements — 30 days for Indonesian citizens. Confirm the current stay length before travel.~~ to Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements — 30 days for Indonesian citizens holding ordinary passports. (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements — 30 days for Vietnamese citizens. Confirm the current stay length before travel.~~ to Visa-free entry under ASEAN arrangements — 30 days for Vietnamese citizens holding ordinary passports. (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free entry under the bilateral exemption for Seychellois citizens. Confirm the current stay length before travel.~~ to Visa-free entry for 15 days for Seychellois ordinary passport holders, under the foreign ministry's list of visa exemptions. (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Visa on arrival notes changed: from Paid at the border. Available at international airports and major land crossings, but the land crossings with Thailand are currently closed. Canada's travel advice (updated 26 May 2026) says no photo is needed and the fee can be paid by card, though cash may be needed if electronic systems are down; the UK government's older page asks for a photo and payment in US dollars, so carry both. to Paid at the border. Canada's travel advice (updated 26 May 2026) says the visa on arrival is issued at international airports and major land border crossings, that the land crossings with Thailand are currently closed, that no photo is needed and that the fee can be paid by card, though cash may be needed if electronic systems are down. The UK Foreign Office says you need to provide a photo and pay in US dollars. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Ordinary (E) visa notes changed: from ~~The E-class ordinary visa allows 30 days but, unlike the tourist visa, can be extended long-term in-country (with the appropriate extension class). The usual route for longer stays and work.~~ to The UK Foreign Office says business visas are issued on arrival at Phnom Penh airport, at the immigration department, or in advance by any Cambodian embassy. No official source we could read states how far the E-class visa can be extended. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Safety changed: from The UK advises against all but essential travel within 20 km of the land border with Thailand, where landmines and unexploded ordnance also remain; Canada and Australia advise against all travel within 50 km of it, and the land crossings with Thailand are closed. Australia advises a high degree of caution in the rest of the country. Watch for bag-snatching by thieves on motorbikes, and be alert to scams, including organized-crime compounds advertised as easy, well-paid jobs. Stick to marked paths in remote areas. to The UK advises against all but essential travel within 20 km of the land border with Thailand, where landmines and unexploded ordnance also remain; Canada and Australia advise against all travel within 50 km of it, and the land crossings with Thailand are closed. Australia advises a high degree of caution in the rest of the country. The UK warns that most thefts are bag snatchings, often by thieves on motorbikes, and that organized crime groups run job scams advertising easy, well-paid work. Mined areas are often unmarked: the UK says not to stray off main routes in rural areas. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— Tip changed: from ~~Apply for the eVisa only on the official site, evisa.gov.kh.~~ to The official eVisa site, run by Cambodia's foreign ministry, is evisa.gov.kh. (evisa.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— FAQ changed: from Yes. US passport holders need a tourist visa: either the eVisa (30 USD, applied for at evisa.gov.kh) or a visa on arrival (30 USD) at airports and major land borders; the land crossings with Thailand are currently closed. Both allow a 30-day stay, extendable once by 30 days. to Yes. US passport holders need a tourist visa: either the eVisa (30 USD, applied for at evisa.gov.kh) or a visa on arrival (30 USD) at airports and major land borders; the land crossings with Thailand are currently closed. Both allow a 30-day stay; Canada's travel advice says a visa may be extended only once. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— FAQ changed: from A tourist (T) visa can be extended once by 30 days at the immigration department or through agents. For longer stays, enter on an ordinary (E-class) visa instead. It can be extended in-country for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. to The UK Foreign Office says you can extend a tourist visa while in Cambodia. Canada's travel advice says visas must be renewed for stays over 30 days and may be extended only once. No official source we could read states the length of an extension or of the ordinary (E-class) visa's extensions. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Cambodia— FAQ changed: from Citizens of ASEAN countries enter visa-free: 30 days for Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Singapore and the Philippines, 14 days for Thailand, Myanmar and Brunei. Maldivian (30 days) and Seychellois (15 days) ordinary passports are also exempt. Nearly everyone else needs the eVisa or a visa on arrival. to The foreign ministry's list of visa exemptions gives ordinary passport holders of ASEAN countries visa-free entry: 30 days for Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Singapore and the Philippines, 14 days for Thailand, Myanmar and Brunei. Maldivian (30 days) and Seychellois (15 days) ordinary passports are also exempt. (mfaic.gov.kh )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Travel insurance changed: from Schengen visa applicants must hold travel medical insurance covering at least €30,000, valid across the Schengen Area for the whole stay. Visa-exempt visitors are not required to show it, but cover is strongly recommended. to Schengen visa applicants must hold travel medical insurance covering at least €30,000, valid across the Schengen Area for the whole stay. No official source we read requires it of visa-exempt visitors. (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Onward ticket changed: from ~~Border officers may ask non-EU visitors for proof of return or onward travel and accommodation details.~~ to The UK Foreign Office says that at Danish border control you may need to show a return or onward ticket and prove that you have enough money for your stay. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— EES changed: from Non-EU travelers are registered biometrically (fingerprints and photo) in the EU Entry/Exit System at Schengen external borders. There is nothing to submit in advance, but allow extra time on your first entry. to Non-EU travelers are registered biometrically (fingerprints and photo) in the EU Entry/Exit System at Schengen external borders. Your passport is not stamped; later crossings are quicker because your data is already recorded. (travel-europe.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— ETIAS changed: from Visa-exempt travelers will need an ETIAS travel authorization to enter the Schengen Area. It is not yet in operation, and no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch. Check the official EU site for the current status and apply only there. to Visa-exempt travelers will need an ETIAS travel authorization to enter the Schengen Area. It is not yet in operation, and no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch. (travel-europe.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Safety changed: from Crime levels are generally low, but pickpockets and bag-snatchers operate in crowded areas, mainly in Copenhagen: the central station, Nørreport, Strøget, Nyhavn, Christiania and Kastrup Airport. Take extra care in Christiania and Nørrebro late at night. Cyclists often have the right of way, so check cycle lanes before crossing or turning. to The UK Foreign Office says crime levels are generally low, but pickpockets and bag-snatchers operate in crowded areas, mainly in Copenhagen: the central station, Nørreport Station, Strøget, Christiania, Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv. It advises extra care in Christiania and Nørrebro, particularly late at night, and says cyclists often have the right of way, so check cycle lanes before turning right. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Tip changed: from ~~The 90-day visa-free limit counts across the entire Schengen Area, not just Denmark — days spent in Sweden or Germany draw on the same allowance.~~ to For most visa-exempt nationals the 90-day limit counts across the entire Schengen Area, Greenland and the Faroe Islands combined. The Danish Immigration Service says citizens of Australia, Canada, Chile, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and the US may stay in Denmark for 90 days or 3 months regardless of earlier stays in other Schengen countries. (nyidanmark.dk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Tip changed: from ~~Once ETIAS becomes mandatory, apply only at the official travel-europe.europa.eu site — unofficial sites charge inflated fees for the €20 authorization.~~ to ETIAS will cost EUR 20; its official website is travel-europe.europa.eu. (travel-europe.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— FAQ changed: from ETIAS is the EU's travel authorization for visa-exempt visitors. It is not yet in operation, and no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch. Once mandatory, it will cost €20 (free for under-18s and over-70s) and be valid for 3 years. Check the official travel-europe.europa.eu site for the current status. to ETIAS is the EU's travel authorization for visa-exempt visitors. It is not yet in operation, and no applications are being collected; the EU will announce the start date several months before launch. Once mandatory, it will cost €20 (free for under-18s and over-70s) and be valid for 3 years. (travel-europe.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— FAQ changed: from Stays over 90 days require a residence permit for a specific purpose — work, study or family — applied for through nyidanmark.dk before travel. The Schengen short-stay allowance itself cannot normally be extended. to Stays over 90 days require a residence permit for a specific purpose — work, study or family — applied for through nyidanmark.dk before travel. (nyidanmark.dk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~A Schengen short-stay visa is required. The EU suspended its visa facilitation agreement with Russia; fees are higher (€90) and processing is slower.~~ to A Schengen short-stay visa is required. The EU suspended its visa facilitation agreement with Russia; the standard €90 fee applies. (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Passport row notes (26 rows) changed: from ~~EU citizens can enter with a passport or national ID card and stay without a visa; register if staying over 3 months.~~ to EU citizens can enter with a passport or national ID card and stay without a visa. (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Denmark— Passport row notes (1 rows) changed: from ~~Visa-free with a biometric passport: 90 days in any 180-day period. Temporary protection arrangements for those fleeing the war are separate.~~ to Visa-free with a biometric passport: 90 days in any 180-day period. (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Summary changed: from Djibouti requires nearly every foreign visitor to obtain an eVisa through the official government portal before travel — short-stay eVisas cover up to 14 days and standard ones up to 90 — as visas on arrival are no longer routinely issued. to Djibouti's immigration directorate issues eVisas through its official portal, evisa.gouv.dj: a short-stay eVisa covers up to 14 days and a standard one up to 90. The eVisa portal says the eVisa replaces the visa issued at the point of entry; the UK Foreign Office says a tourist visa can still be bought on arrival, paid in cash in US dollars. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Passport validity changed: from ~~Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months on arrival in Djibouti.~~ to The eVisa portal asks for a passport valid for at least 6 months. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Yellow fever changed: from ~~A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers arriving from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission — relevant if you arrive overland or via much of sub-Saharan Africa.~~ to A yellow fever certificate is required from travelers arriving from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Travel insurance changed: from No official source we could find states whether travel insurance is required to enter Djibouti. Medical facilities are limited and evacuation is expensive, so cover with medical evacuation is worth having. to No official source we could find states whether travel insurance is required to enter Djibouti. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Safety changed: from The UK advises against all travel to the Djibouti–Eritrea border. Elsewhere the main risk is petty crime, so keep valuables, particularly cameras and passports, out of sight, and avoid travelling outside city centres after dark. to The UK advises against all travel to the Djibouti–Eritrea border, where there are unmarked landmines. It says there is a risk of petty crime and advises keeping valuables, particularly cameras and passports, out of sight, staying on paved roads and avoiding travel outside city centres after dark. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Tip changed: from ~~Arrive with your eVisa approval already printed or saved. Visas on arrival have been largely phased out and airlines check for the eVisa at check-in.~~ to The eVisa portal says the eVisa replaces the visa issued at the point of entry, and that once approved it is downloaded as a PDF. The UK Foreign Office says a tourist visa can also be bought on arrival, paid in cash in US dollars. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— FAQ changed: from Almost certainly yes — Djibouti requires nearly every foreign nationality to obtain an eVisa before travel through the official portal evisa.gouv.dj. A short-stay eVisa covers up to 14 days and a standard one up to 90 days. to Yes. Djibouti issues eVisas before travel through the official portal evisa.gouv.dj. A short-stay eVisa covers up to 14 days and a standard one up to 90 days. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— FAQ changed: from ~~Do not plan on it. Djibouti has shifted visa issuance to the online eVisa system, and airlines generally require the approval before boarding. Apply on evisa.gouv.dj a few days before departure.~~ to The official sources differ. The eVisa portal says the eVisa replaces the visa issued at the point of entry, usually an airport or border crossing; the UK Foreign Office says you can buy a tourist visa when you arrive, paid in cash in US dollars, or apply online before travelling. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Djibouti— Passport row notes (198 rows) changed: from An eVisa obtained before travel on the official portal evisa.gouv.dj is required. A short-stay eVisa covers up to 14 days and the standard one up to 90; visas on arrival are no longer routinely issued. to Apply for an eVisa before travel on the official portal evisa.gouv.dj: a short-stay eVisa covers up to 14 days and the standard one up to 90. The eVisa portal says the eVisa replaces the visa issued at the point of entry; the UK Foreign Office says a tourist visa can still be bought on arrival, paid in cash in US dollars. (evisa.gouv.dj )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— Travel insurance changed: from ~~Insurance is not an entry condition. Canada's travel advice recommends insurance that covers medical evacuation and hospital stays, and says you may have to pay cash immediately for medical treatment.~~ to No official source we could read makes insurance an entry condition. Canada's travel advice recommends insurance that covers medical evacuation and hospital stays, and says you may have to pay cash immediately for medical treatment. (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— Onward ticket changed: from ~~Visitors must show a return or onward ticket and give the address where they are staying; the officer sets the length of stay from those details.~~ to The government lists a valid return ticket and a local address among the entry requirements for Dominica. (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— Currency limits changed: from ~~Cash or travellers' cheques worth XCD 10,000 or more (roughly USD 3,700) must be declared to customs when you bring them in; you receive a certified declaration showing you brought the money with you.~~ to Cash or travellers' cheques worth XCD 10,000 or more must be declared to customs when you bring them in; you receive a certified declaration showing you brought the money with you. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— Tip changed: from ~~Dominica is not the Dominican Republic. They are different countries with different entry rules, so check that flights, insurance and visas name the Commonwealth of Dominica before you book.~~ to (removed) (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— FAQ changed: from No. Dominica is a small English-speaking island in the eastern Caribbean; the Dominican Republic is a much larger Spanish-speaking country sharing Hispaniola with Haiti. Their visa rules are completely separate. Make sure you are reading the right one. to No. The Commonwealth of Dominica and the Dominican Republic are different countries with separate entry rules; this page covers the Commonwealth of Dominica. (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— FAQ changed: from No official source we could read describes a remote-work visa for Dominica, so confirm with Dominica's immigration authorities before planning around one. A normal visitor stamp does not allow you to work locally. to No official source we could read describes a remote-work visa for Dominica. (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Dominica— Passport row notes (11 rows) changed: from ~~CARICOM nationals move freely within the community — visitors are normally granted a six-month stay on arrival, and skilled nationals with a CARICOM certificate may live and work.~~ to CARICOM nationals move freely within the community — visitors are normally granted a six-month stay on arrival. (dominica.gov.dm )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Passport validity changed: from ~~Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months on arrival in Guinea-Bissau.~~ to The UK Foreign Office says your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after the date you arrive in Guinea-Bissau. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Yellow fever changed: from ~~A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required to enter Guinea-Bissau.~~ to The UK Foreign Office says you must have a certificate proving yellow fever vaccination to enter Guinea-Bissau. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— FAQ changed: from ~~Yes. You must have a yellow fever vaccination certificate to enter Guinea-Bissau.~~ to Yes, according to the UK Foreign Office: you must have a certificate proving yellow fever vaccination to enter Guinea-Bissau. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Safety changed: from Guinea-Bissau suffers from political instability. Avoid demonstrations, large gatherings and sensitive areas such as military installations and government buildings. Pickpocketing and bag and phone snatching are relatively common in Bissau, and landmines remain a risk outside the capital, so stay on paved roads there. to The UK says Guinea-Bissau suffers from political instability and advises avoiding sensitive areas such as military installations and government buildings. It says pickpocketing and bag and phone snatching are relatively common in Bissau, and that landmines remain a risk in parts of the country: outside Bissau, take local advice and stay on paved roads. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Tip changed: from Canada's travel advice says the Bijagós Islands are reached by chartered air services or by boat, that tour operators organise boat trips, and that pirogues should be avoided because they are unsafe. Build slack into your itinerary. to Canada's travel advice says the Bijagós Islands are reached by chartered air services or by boat, that tour operators organise boat trips, and that pirogues should be avoided because they are unsafe. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Tip changed: from Bring the cash you need: the UK government says credit cards are rarely used and there are not many ATMs, and Canada says there are none. Canada also says local currency may not be imported or exported, while foreign currency must be declared on arrival. to The UK government says credit cards are rarely used and there are not many ATMs, and Canada says there are none. Canada also says local currency may not be imported or exported, while foreign currency must be declared on arrival. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— FAQ changed: from Canada's travel advice says to exercise a high degree of caution because of high crime rates and weak state infrastructure, and that the army seized power on 26 November 2025. Petty crime is common at the airport, in markets and at public gatherings, and demonstrations can turn violent. Check your government's travel advice before booking. to Canada's travel advice says to exercise a high degree of caution because of high crime rates and weak state infrastructure, that the army seized power on 26 November 2025, that petty crime, including pickpocketing, is common at the airport, in markets and at public gatherings, and that even peaceful demonstrations can turn violent. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026Guinea-Bissau— FAQ changed: from Effectively no. The UK government says Guinea-Bissau is a cash-based economy where credit cards are rarely used and there are not many ATMs, and Canada says there are no ATMs at all. Bring the cash you need and declare foreign currency on arrival. to The UK government says Guinea-Bissau is a cash-based economy where credit cards are rarely used and there are not many ATMs, and Canada says there are no ATMs at all. Canada also says foreign currency must be declared on arrival. (travel.gc.ca )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Summary changed: from India runs one of the world's largest eVisa programs: citizens of around 170 countries can apply online for tourist eVisas valid 30 days, 1 year or 5 years, starting at 25 USD. Applications go exclusively through the official indianvisaonline.gov.in portal. to Citizens of the 175 countries and territories on India's e-Visa list can apply online for tourist eVisas valid 30 days, 1 year or 5 years, starting at 25 USD. The e-Visa portal's FAQ says indianvisaonline.gov.in is the only official website to apply. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— e-Tourist 30-day fee notes changed: from ~~Reduced to 10 USD for applications between April and June. Fees differ for some nationalities, and some pay nothing. The portal shows your exact fee.~~ to 10 USD from April to June, according to the portal's fee table. Fees differ for some nationalities, and some pay nothing. A bank charge of 3% is added to the fee. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— e-Medical notes changed: from Multiple entry, valid for one year (365 days) from the date of arrival, for treatment at recognized Indian hospitals; up to two e-Medical Attendant visas per patient. Like every e-Visa it cannot be extended or converted. The portal's FAQ still gives 60 days from first arrival, beside the older e-Conference category. to The e-Visa instructions give the e-Medical Visa multiple entries and one year (365 days) from the date of arrival; up to two e-Medical Attendant visas are granted per e-Medical Visa. Like every e-Visa it cannot be extended or converted. The portal's FAQ still gives 60 days from first arrival. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Passport validity changed: from Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival and have at least 2 blank pages. The e-Visa instructions put the six months at the time of applying, while the same page's FAQ and the UK Foreign Office count them from arrival — the stricter reading, used here. to Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least 2 blank pages. India's e-Visa instructions count the six months from the time of applying; the UK Foreign Office counts them from the date of arrival. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Yellow fever changed: from Travellers arriving by air or sea within 6 days of being in, or transiting through, a yellow fever endemic country (India notifies 30 in Africa and 13 in South America) must carry a valid yellow fever certificate (ICVP). Without one you can be quarantined for up to 6 days — India enforces this strictly. Infants under six months are exempt. to Travellers arriving by air or sea from, or after transiting, a yellow fever endemic country (India notifies 30 in Africa and 13 in South America) must carry a valid yellow fever certificate (ICVP). Without one, the Bureau of Immigration says you will be kept in quarantine for up to 6 days. Infants below six months are excluded. (boi.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Proof of funds changed: from ~~You must have sufficient money to support yourself during the stay; no fixed amount is published, but immigration may ask.~~ to The e-Visa instructions say travellers should have sufficient money to spend during their stay in India. No official source we could read states an amount. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— eVisa entry points changed: from ~~eVisa holders must enter through one of the designated airports or seaports (all major international airports qualify); exit is allowed through any authorized immigration checkpoint.~~ to eVisa holders may enter only through the designated airports and seaports listed on the e-Visa portal (36 international airports on its checkpoint list); they may depart from any Indian immigration checkpoint. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Payments source changed: from ~~https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/india~~ to https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/india/entry-requirements (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Safety changed: from Most visits are trouble-free, but petty crime, traffic and scams around tourist sites warrant increased caution. Women travelers should take particular care, especially at night. The UK advises against all travel within 10 km of the Pakistan border and to Jammu and Kashmir (except travel by air to and within the city of Jammu), and against all but essential travel to Manipur. to The UK warns that scammers, pickpockets and ticket touts target foreign nationals in tourist areas, and that female travellers often experience verbal and physical harassment. The UK advises against all travel within 10 km of the Pakistan border and to Jammu and Kashmir (except travel by air to and within the city of Jammu), and against all but essential travel to Manipur. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Tip changed: from ~~Apply only at indianvisaonline.gov.in — look-alike sites charge large markups and some are outright scams.~~ to The e-Visa portal's FAQ says indianvisaonline.gov.in is the only official website for the e-Visa, and that no intermediary or travel agent is needed. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Tip changed: from ~~Carry a printed copy of your eVisa approval (ETA) — airlines and immigration ask for it.~~ to The e-Visa portal says to print your Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) and present it at the immigration checkpoint, where the eVisa is stamped in your passport. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— FAQ changed: from The 30-day e-Tourist Visa has a standard fee of 25 USD (10 USD for April–June arrivals), the 1-year version 40 USD, and the 5-year version 200 USD. Fees differ for a few nationalities. The official portal shows your exact fee before payment. to The 30-day e-Tourist Visa has a standard fee of 25 USD (10 USD from April to June), the 1-year version 40 USD, and the 5-year version 200 USD. Fees differ for a few nationalities, and a 3% bank charge is added; the portal's fee table lists each country's fee. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— FAQ changed: from ~~Most eVisas are approved within 1–4 business days. Apply at least 4 days before your flight; you cannot use the eVisa scheme more than twice per calendar year for the 30-day version.~~ to No official source we could read states how long an eVisa takes to process. The portal says e-Tourist and e-Business applications may be made at least 4 days before arrival and up to 120 days ahead, and that the fee must be paid at least 4 days before travel. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— FAQ changed: from Only conditionally: a yellow fever certificate if you arrive from a risk country (strictly enforced — quarantine applies without it), and a polio vaccination certificate if arriving from a polio-affected country. No vaccinations are required when flying directly from Europe, the Americas or most of Asia. to Only conditionally: a yellow fever certificate if you arrive from or transit through a yellow fever endemic country (without one you can be quarantined for up to 6 days), and a polio vaccination certificate if arriving from a polio-affected country. (boi.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— FAQ changed: from ~~Tourist eVisas cannot be extended. For longer stays, use the 1-year or 5-year multiple-entry eVisa (max 90 days per visit for most nationalities) or a regular embassy visa.~~ to No. The e-Visa portal says e-Visas are non-extendable and non-convertible. The 1-year and 5-year e-Tourist Visas allow multiple entries, with a total stay of no more than 180 days in a calendar year. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)
Oct 6, 2026India— Passport row notes (27 rows) changed: from ~~Not on the eVisa eligibility list. Apply for a regular visa through an Indian mission; confirm current eligibility on the official portal.~~ to Not on the eVisa eligibility list. Apply for a regular visa through an Indian mission. (indianvisaonline.gov.in )(opens in a new tab)