Smart Traveller AU

  • Saudi Arabia

    You’re subject to all local laws and penalties, including those that may appear harsh by Australian standards. Research local laws before travelling. Actions that are offensive or anti-social but not criminal…

  • Costa Rica

    Violent crime Violent crime is common in Costa Rica, including: armed robberies carjackings home invasions gang muggings ‘Express kidnappings‘ also happen, where criminals force you to withdraw funds from ATMs.…

  • Albania

    Heavy snowfall in mountain areas may disrupt travel. Monitor local media for updates. See Climate and natural disasters Landmines Landmines are a hazard in the north-east border areas of Albania. They…

  • Madagascar

    Driving permit You can drive in Madagascar with either: a valid Australian driver’s licence, or an International Driving Permit (IDP) You must get your IDP before leaving Australia. If you’re…

  • United States of America

    *The following information may be subject to change while COVID-19 travel restrictions are in place. The US has strict entry requirements for both tourists and transit passengers. US Customs and…

  • Mongolia

    Driving permit You can’t drive a vehicle or ride a motorbike with an Australian driver’s licence or International Driving Permit (IDP) in Mongolia. For short visits, use taxis or hire…

  • Pakistan

    Many terrorist groups hostile to Western interests operate in Pakistan. The threat of attack remains very high, especially in Baluchistan and KPK provinces. Counter-terrorism operations occur across the country. There…

  • Angola

    *This advice predates COVID-19. Travel within Angola is restricted due to the state of emergency and lockdown currently in place. Proof of identity Carry your identity documents at all times. Photocopies…

  • Honduras

    Landmines There are unmarked mine fields on both sides of the Honduras-Nicaragua border, especially in: the Rio Coco region the Choluteca and El Paraiso provinces the area near the Atlantic…

  • The Slovak Republic

    Driving permit You can drive in The Slovak Republic for up to 90 days with both: a valid Australian driver’s licence an International Driving Permit (IDP) You must get your…

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