Data updates: October 2026
32,672 changes logged in October 2026. page 47 of 327.
- Oct 10, 2026Spain— Driving with a foreign licence changed: from
{"text":"Spain is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national license, or for how long a foreign license may be used.","idp":null,"max":null,"tr":null}to {"text":"Spain is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Spain's Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) advises drivers from countries outside the EU and the EEA to obtain an international driving permit in their own country before coming. It says licences from other countries are also valid for driving in Spain if they are written in Spanish or accompanied by an official translation, or issued in accordance with Annex 9 of the Geneva Convention or Annex 6 of the Vienna Convention, provided that no more than six months have passed since the holder took up normal residence in Spain, the licence is in force, and the holder is of the age required in Spain for the equivalent Spanish licence.","idp":"recommended","max":180,"tr":true} (dgt.es )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Spain— Days a visitor may drive on a foreign licence changed: from
180to null (dgt.es )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Suriname— Visa type name changed: from
Tourist Visa (3 months, multiple entry)to Tourist Visa (3 Months) (suriname.vfsevisa.com )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Suriname— Visa type name changed: from
Suriname e-Tourist Cardto eTourist Card (suriname.vfsevisa.com )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Visa type name changed: from
Schengen short-stay visa — EU–Armenia visa facilitation agreementto Schengen short-stay visa — European Union and Armenia visa facilitation agreement (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Visa type name changed: from
Schengen short-stay visa — EU–Azerbaijan visa facilitation agreementto Schengen short-stay visa — European Union and Azerbaijan visa facilitation agreement (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Visa type name changed: from
Schengen short-stay visa — EU–Belarus visa facilitation agreementto Schengen short-stay visa — European Union and Belarus visa facilitation agreement (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Visa type name changed: from
Schengen short-stay visa — EU–Cabo Verde visa facilitation agreementto Schengen short-stay visa — European Union and Cabo Verde agreement on facilitating the issue of short-stay visas (eur-lex.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Driving with a foreign licence changed: from
{"text":"Sweden is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence, or for how long a foreign licence may be used.","idp":null,"max":null,"tr":null}to {"text":"Sweden is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The Swedish Transport Agency (Transportstyrelsen) says a driving licence from a country outside the EEA is valid in Sweden if it is valid in the country that issued it, has not been exchanged for a Swedish licence, and its holder has not been registered as resident in Sweden for more than one year (licences from the United Kingdom and the Faroe Islands excepted). It says a licence that does not follow the international road traffic conventions and is not issued in English, German or French is valid only together with a certified translation into English, German, French, Swedish, Danish or Norwegian, and that a licence without a photo is valid only together with photo identification.","idp":null,"max":365,"tr":true} (transportstyrelsen.se )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Sweden— Days a visitor may drive on a foreign licence changed: from
365to null (transportstyrelsen.se )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Switzerland— Driving with a foreign licence changed: from
{"text":"Switzerland is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence, or for how long a foreign licence may be used.","idp":null,"max":null,"tr":null}to {"text":"Switzerland is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs says drivers from other countries may drive motor vehicles in Switzerland with a valid national driving licence, or with a valid international driving permit together with the corresponding national licence, and that if no international driving permit can be presented with the original licence, the driver must carry a translation into French, German, Italian or English issued by an official body. It says foreign drivers who have been living in Switzerland for over 12 months, without staying abroad for longer than three consecutive months in that period, must obtain a Swiss driving licence.","idp":null,"max":365,"tr":true} (eda.admin.ch )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Switzerland— Days a visitor may drive on a foreign licence changed: from
365to null (eda.admin.ch )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Taiwan— Driving with a foreign licence changed: from
absentto {"text":"Taiwan's Road Traffic Safety Rules (article 55) say holders of a valid international driving permit issued by a reciprocating country may drive without having it endorsed during a short stay of up to 30 days, and that those staying longer than 30 days must have it endorsed by a motor vehicles office; the endorsement lasts at most one year, or until the original licence or the stay or residence document expires if that is sooner. Article 55-1 says a valid official driving licence issued by a foreign government or area may be used in Taiwan on the principle of reciprocity, for the equivalent class of vehicle.","idp":null,"max":null,"tr":null} (law.moj.gov.tw )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tajikistan— Name evidence changed: from
{"text":"To obtain that permission the applicant must select the relevant item when completing the electronic-visa form.","url":"https://consular.tj/en/pages/e-visa/"}to {"text":"permit to enter GBAO 20 USD","url":"https://consular.tj/en/pages/e-visa/"} (consular.tj )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tanzania— Visa type name changed: from
Ordinary (single entry) visa — online applicationto Ordinary (single entry) visa — online (visa.immigration.go.tz )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Thailand— Name evidence changed: from
{"text":"Multiple Entry: Fee 200 USD - Valid for 6 months from the date of issuance","url":"https://washingtondc.thaiembassy.org/en/page/trsingle-entry"}to {"text":"A tourist visa (TR) allows foreign nationals to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days for tourism purposes.","url":"https://washingtondc.thaiembassy.org/en/page/trsingle-entry"} (washingtondc.thaiembassy.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Thailand— driving as a visitor changed: from
Thailand is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states Thailand's own rule on whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence.to Thailand is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The Thai government portal Thailand.go.th, citing the Department of Land Transport, says foreign tourists who wish to drive must have a driver's licence that is valid for use in Thailand, and that the foreign licences accepted are an International Driving Permit under the 1949 Geneva Convention and a licence issued by another ASEAN member country; a tourist whose licence cannot be used must obtain a temporary driving licence from the Provincial Land Transport Office in the province of entry. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used. (thailand.go.th )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Timor-Leste— Evidence (name) changed: from
{"text":"The visa may be applied for and obtained on arrival where the criteria for the visa are satisfied.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"}to {"text":"foreigners who are subject to separate visa waiver or visa exemption arrangements do not need to apply for a Tourist Visa on arrival.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"} (migracao.gov.tl )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Timor-Leste— Evidence (name) changed: from
{"text":"For foreigners who have previously been refused entry, or removed or excluded from the country, or those who have outstanding fine amounts, the visa must be applied for and obtained prior to seeking entry to the national territory at an official border control point.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"}to {"text":"The tourist visa is intended for foreigners who wish to travel to the country for the purpose of tourism.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"} (migracao.gov.tl )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Timor-Leste— Visa type name changed: from
Tourist Visa applied for before arrivalto Tourist Visa applied for prior to arrival (migracao.gov.tl )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Timor-Leste— Evidence (name) changed: from
{"text":"In normal circumstances, the Tourist Visa may be extended once only, for a further stay period of 30 days.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"}to {"text":"Where applications for extension are lodged more than 15 days prior to the current visa expiry, the counting of the validity of that visa is suspended.","url":"https://migracao.gov.tl/wp/tourist-visa/"} (migracao.gov.tl )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Togo— Visa type name changed: from
Tourist visa (Visa touristique), 1–15 days, single entryto Tourist visa (Visa touristique) (voyage.gouv.tg )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tonga— Evidence (name) changed: from
{"text":"To extend your length of stay, contact the Immigration Department","url":"https://www.revenue.gov.to/immigration-and-general-services"}to {"text":"Extension of Stay To extend your length of stay, contact the Immigration Department","url":"https://www.revenue.gov.to/immigration-and-general-services"} (revenue.gov.to )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Trinidad and Tobago— Documents source changed: from
https://homelandsecurity.gov.tt/divisions/immigrationdivision/evisa-online/to https://homelandsecurity.gov.tt/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/List-of-Supporting-Documents-for-Visas-Revised.pdf (homelandsecurity.gov.tt )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Turkey— Visa type name changed: from
Single-entry e-Visa for holders of a Schengen, US, UK or Irish visa or residence permitto Single-entry e-Visa for holders of a Schengen, USA, UK or Ireland visa or residence permit (mfa.gov.tr )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Turkmenistan— name evidence changed: from
BIR GEZEKLIK 5 GÜNE ÇENLI ÜSTAŞYR GEÇMEK ÜÇIN WIZALAR wiza üçin - 20 amerikan dollary;to When you apply for a transit visa, the sponsor will be the Turkmen State Migration Service, rather than a tour agency. (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tuvalu— visa type name changed: from
Visitor's permitto Visitor permit (un.int )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tuvalu— visa type name changed: from
Extension of Stayto Extension to Visitor Permit (un.int )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Tuvalu— name evidence changed: from
The Principal Immigration Officer may extend a visitors permit for up to 30 days:to Extension to Visitor Permit for .............days (un.int )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Uganda— name evidence changed: from
this is a single entry visa and can be granted up to 3 months.to Uganda Tourist Visa – Single Entry (immigration.go.ug )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Uganda— name evidence changed: from
This is a Joint Tourist Visa and it allows the traveler to travel to Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda ONLY.to East African Tourist Visa This is a Joint Tourist Visa and it allows the traveler to travel to Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda ONLY. (immigration.go.ug )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Ukraine— driving as a visitor changed: from
Ukraine is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national license, or for how long a foreign license may be used.to Ukraine is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Ukraine's Regulation on issuing driving licences (Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 340 of 8 May 1993, paragraph 30) says persons temporarily staying in Ukraine may drive with a foreign driving licence that meets the requirements of the 1968 Convention on Road Traffic and whose entries are made or duplicated in Latin letters, or with an international driving permit together with a foreign licence that does not meet those requirements. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used. (zakon.rada.gov.ua )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026United Kingdom— driving as a visitor changed: from
United Kingdom is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national license, or for how long a foreign license may be used.to United Kingdom is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). GOV.UK's licence checker says that a visitor to Great Britain whose licence is from any country other than Northern Ireland, the European Union or European Economic Area, or Gibraltar, Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man can drive any type of small vehicle (for example cars or motorcycles) listed on their full and valid licence for 12 months from when they last entered Great Britain. No official source we could read states whether an International Driving Permit is required. (foreignLicenceMaxDays 365) (gov.uk )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026United States— name evidence changed: from
(none)to The Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) is an automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) and whether such travel poses any law enforcement or security risk. (esta.cbp.dhs.gov )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Uzbekistan— name evidence changed: from
It is issued for a period of up to 1 month to foreign citizens visiting the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourist purposes.to 10. T Tourist entry visa It is issued for a period of up to 1 month to foreign citizens visiting the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourist purposes. (gov.uz )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Vatican City— name evidence changed: from
Citizens of certain non-EU countries must hold a short-stay visa when travelling to the Schengen area.to The Commission has adopted stricter rules on visas for Russian nationals, in view of the increased security risks stemming from Russia's unprovoked and unjustified war of aggression against Ukraine, including the weaponisation of migration, acts of sabotage and the potential misuse of visa. (ec.europa.eu )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Venezuela— visa type name changed: from
Tourist visa, electronic application (Visa de Turista)to Tourist visa (Visa de Turista) — Cancillería Digital portal (mppre.gob.ve )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Venezuela— name evidence changed: from
REQUISITOS VISA DE TURISTAto El presente manual tiene como objetivo orientar a las personas extranjeras naturales para la solicitud de Visa de turista , el cual le proporcionará instrucciones para realizar el registro consular y la gestión de trámites de manera efectiva a través del portal Cancillería Digital. (mppre.gob.ve )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Venezuela— method evidence changed: from
(none)to Recibe trámite aprobado y firmado electrónicamente. (mppre.gob.ve )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Vietnam— visa type name changed: from
Vietnam eVisa — Single Entryto Viet Nam e-visa — single-entry (api.evisa.gov.vn )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Vietnam— visa type name changed: from
Vietnam eVisa — Multiple Entryto Viet Nam e-visa — multiple-entry (api.evisa.gov.vn )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Vietnam— method evidence changed: from
(none)to Electronic visa for foreigners holding passports who are not falling under the provisions of Clauses 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Article 8 of the Law on Entry, Exit, Transit, and Residence of Foreigners in Viet Nam. (api.evisa.gov.vn )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Vietnam— method evidence changed: from
(none)to Electronic visa for foreigners holding passports who are not falling under the provisions of Clauses 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Article 8 of the Law on Entry, Exit, Transit, and Residence of Foreigners in Viet Nam. (api.evisa.gov.vn )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Zimbabwe— visa type name changed: from
Tourist Visa on Arrivalto Visa on Arrival (evisa.gov.zw )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Zimbabwe— visa type name changed: from
Tourist eVisato Single-entry e-Visa (evisa.gov.zw )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Guinea-Bissau— Visa fee (Irish citizens) changed: from
EUR 70to (none) — three fees by length of stay shown as the page states them (ireland.ie )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Afghanistan— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Albania— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Algeria— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Andorra— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Angola— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Antigua and Barbuda— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Argentina— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Armenia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Australia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Austria— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Azerbaijan— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bahamas— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bahrain— Own citizens changed: from
visa-freeto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bangladesh— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Barbados— Own citizens changed: from
visa-freeto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Belarus— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Belgium— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Belize— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Benin— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bhutan— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bolivia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bosnia and Herzegovina— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Botswana— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Brazil— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Brunei— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Bulgaria— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Burkina Faso— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Burundi— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Cabo Verde— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Cambodia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Cameroon— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Canada— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Central African Republic— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Chad— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Chile— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026China— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Colombia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Comoros— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Costa Rica— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Côte d'Ivoire— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Croatia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Cuba— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Cyprus— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Czechia— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Democratic Republic of the Congo— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Denmark— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Djibouti— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Dominica— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Dominican Republic— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Ecuador— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Egypt— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026El Salvador— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Equatorial Guinea— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab) - Oct 10, 2026Eritrea— Own citizens changed: from
freedom-of-movementto freedom-of-movement, citing UDHR Art. 13(2) (un.org )(opens in a new tab)