Libya

On 10 September Storm Daniel struck Eastern Libya resulting in severe flooding and causing significant damage to critical infrastructure, including hospitals and telecommunications networks. Follow the advice of local authorities including curfews. We continue to advise do not travel to Libya. If you’re in Libya and it’s safe to do so, leave as soon as possible. Monitor the website and social media of airlines and airports for available flights. We can’t advise you on the safety of departure options. Due to the ongoing unrest, our ability to provide consular services is severely limited. Contact the Embassy in Rome if you require consular assistance.

We continue to advise:

Do not travel to Libya due to ongoing fighting, unstable security, and the high threat of terrorist attack and kidnapping.

Nepal

We've reviewed our advice for Nepal and continue to advise exercise a high degree of caution. If you plan to do adventure activities, make sure they’re covered by your travel insurance. We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Nepal due to the risk of civil...

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Albania

We've reviewed our advice for Albania and continue to advise exercise a high degree of caution. You can visit Albania for 90 days without a visa. You'll need a visa for longer stays. We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Albania due to limited healthcare...

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French Polynesia

Teahupo’o will host Olympic Games surfing events between 27 July - 5 August. There's likely to be extra demands on local infrastructure and resources, as well as traffic congestion. Make early preparations if you are visiting Teahupo’o and Papeete during this time. We...

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