Smart Traveller AU

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Border delays There has been a significant increase in asylum seekers into Europe in recent years. In some cases, police are preventing them crossing borders and accessing transport. This has…

  • Kenya

    Crime is high in Kenya. Incidents of armed robbery, carjacking, kidnapping and muggings are possible in: Nairobi and other urban centres beach resorts northern Kenya the northern Rift Valley coastal regions…

  • Jamaica

    Violent crime Violent, gang and drug-related crime is a common including against tourists and expats. This includes: Hotspots for violent crime include: Kingston — Tivoli Gardens, Whitfield Town, Payne Land,…

  • Czech Republic

    Since 2015, the movement of asylum seekers has put pressures on border controls in Europe. Carry your passport when crossing borders, even within the Schengen area. To stay up to…

  • Poland

    Carry your passport when crossing borders, even within the Schengen area. Be prepared to show your passport to authorities at any time, so ensure it is accessible. If you’re travelling by…

  • Lebanon

    The security situation in the region remains unpredictable and could deteriorate with little or no warning. On January 3, 2020, an Iranian senior commander and Iraqi paramilitary leaders were killed…

  • Libya

    Proof of identity You must always carry identification documents. Landmines Unexploded remnants of war, including landmines, are a hazard throughout Libya. Road travel Borders can close at short notice. Road…

  • Afghanistan

    <p>The security situation is extremely dangerous. There’s a consistent and very&nbsp;high threat of terrorist attack.&nbsp;Serious, large-scale terrorist incidents happen frequently, including attacks using vehicle-borne, magnetic, or other improvised explosive devices…

  • Zimbabwe

    Essential services Cuts to power and water are common and can last for weeks. These disruptions also happen in cities. Mobile phone reception is also unreliable. Landmines Parts of the…

  • Hungary

    Driving permit You can drive on your Australian driver’s licence for 1 year. You must also have either: a Hungarian translation of your licence an International Driving Permit (IDP) Get…

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