Due to the security situation across Pakistan, we continue to advise British nationals to remain extra vigilant and to follow travel advice updates, particularly the guidance set out in the security section (‘Safety and Security’ pages).

Updated information that up until 31 December 2026, British passport holders can enter and leave the Dominican Republic for tourism purposes, as long as their passport remains valid for the duration of their visit (‘Entry requirements’ page).

Information added about World Cup 2026 (‘Warnings and insurance’ and ‘World Cup 2026’ pages).

Information added about World Cup 2026 (‘Warnings and insurance’ and ‘World Cup 2026’ pages).

Information added about World Cup 2026 (‘Warnings and insurance’ and ‘World Cup 2026’ pages).

Updated information about severe weather and travel disruption (‘Warnings and insurance’ page).

Updated information about the impact of Hurricane Melissa and additional information about health risks in Jamaica. (‘Warnings and insurance’ and ‘Health’ pages).

FCDO now advises against all but essential travel within 5km of the town of Hawassa. FCDO continues to advise against all but essential travel and all travel to parts of Ethiopia ('Warnings and insurance' page).

Updated information about alcohol sale restrictions ('Safety and security' pages).

Addition of information that the Malawian government has announced a stop to visa-free entry. You might need a visa when you arrive. It is not clear when this will start ('Entry requirements' page).

New information on cross-border attacks near the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border (See ‘Tajikistan-Afghanistan border’ on the ‘Regional risks’ page).

This travel advice was reviewed for accuracy and there are no significant updates.

FCDO no longer advises against all but essential travel to Nay Pyi Taw following the March 2025 earthquake, based on diminished earthquake risk. FCDO continues to advise against all travel and all but essential travel to parts of Myanmar. Addition of information about dual nationality ('Warnings and insurance' page).

Updated information on the political situation and calls for protest on 9 December, along with phone numbers for consular assistance, and information on an increase in anti-foreigner rhetoric (‘Warnings and insurance’ and ‘Safety and security’ pages).

Addition of information on advice from the Taiwanese authorities on crisis preparedness ('Safety and security' page).

New information about health risks in Fiji (‘Health’ page).

This travel advice has been updated with information about crime and upcoming elections ('Safety and security' page).

Removal of information on Cyclone Ditwah ('Safety and security' page).

FCDO no longer advise against all but essential travel to Queen Elizabeth National Park, the area immediately south-west of Kasese town, or to Semuliki National Park (‘Regional risks’ page).

Updated information for those travelling to LGBT+ events (‘Safety and security’ page).