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Travelbans mentions (5)

• First time traveller 2022

  Hey! I've just arrived in Bangkok, also a first time backpacker from the UK (Midlands) who's been waiting for two years to do this trip and who is ALSO 25! I didn't do any research on the neighbouring countries prior to arriving in Thailand and boy, I wish I had. So you can't actually travel into Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia etc etc, well, many countries at all at the moment without a 14 day isolation each... Source: over 4 years ago

• Rolling list of Group B countries

  Has anyone compiled a rolling list of Group B countries that they care to share? I had been trying to plan a quest to Hong Kong by way of a Group B country by using a combination of travelbans.org, airheart.com, and rome2rio.com, maybe a handful of other sites as well, but this is proving time consuming and in vain. If none exists, I'm happy to help create a spreadsheet if anyone wants to work together on it. Source: over 4 years ago

• U.S. to Be Removed From E.U. Safe Travel List

  A better site that rolls all of these up is https://travelbans.org, it's hard to read but it's up-to-date and doesn't require you to chase down a bunch of random sites. Source: almost 5 years ago

• Brit expat in the US visiting home in a couple of weeks. COVID advice. Please help. I can't find this info on the UK gov site.

  Have a look at https://travelbans.org, this is what I use to figure out what to do when crossing borders - its UI is pretty Horrendous. For the UK it just says, "Fill out a form at https://www.gov.uk/provide-journey-contact-details-before-travel-uk" right now. Source: about 5 years ago

• Are there any government sites where I can get the data on the travel restrictions / items I need to enter a country?

  A few places: here, here (scroll to bottom), and any countries official goverment website should help. Source: about 5 years ago

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