Foreign Affairs

The UK has updated Gibraltar travel advice as the new UK-EU agreement wil take provisional effect on July 15, 2026, introducing revised entry requirements

Thailand reminds foreign travelers to keep proof of sufficient funds ready for immigration checks to enjoy a smooth entry into the beautiful country in Southeast Asia

From avoiding drink spiking to using licensed taxis, new UK guidance offers practical advice to help friends stay safe on holiday abroad

Visitors to South Africa are being urged to avoid protest areas amid warnings of demonstrations and travel delays at the end of the month

The British Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Turkey, warning of security constraints and increased passenger traffic around the expected NATO summit in Ankara in July

The FCDO has advised against travel within exclusion zones around six active Indonesian volcanoes due to ongoing safety concerns

Thai authorities and Hong Kong police rescued a Chinese student targeted in a virtual kidnapping scam involving HK$1.4M and staged abduction claims

Heavy rain, strong winds, and transport disruption are affecting Tokyo and central Japan as Typhoon Jangmi moves through the region

Thailand introduces new Ebola screening and quarantine, limiting entry via a single airport. Foreign nations are subject to pre-travel requirements

The US has launched a major response to Ebola outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda, including travel restrictions and emergency funding. "Our first goal has been to ensure the safety of Americans abroad and the protection of the American homeland"

With Gulf airspace closed, British nationals in Israel, Bahrain, Qatar, and UAE must register with FCDO for updates and read the official guide on staying safe indoors and seeking shelter: "Remain indoors in a secure location, avoid all travel and follow instructions from the local authorities"

The government unanimously approved the addition of this sum to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to strengthen public diplomacy on the international stage. Foreign Minister: "Every shekel dedicated to this purpose is an investment, not an expense, and it will strengthen Israel and its position in the world."