Travel Advice

British nationals in Zimbabwe

British EmbassyBritish nationals in Zimbabwe. 15 November 2017: Due to the uncertain political situation in Harare, including reports of unusual military activity. The Foreign & Commonwealth Office recommend British nationals currently in Harare to remain safely at home or in their accommodation until the situation becomes clearer. Likewise you can contact the British High Commission in Zimbabwe for consular assistance and monitor the latest news for any updates.

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Travel Advice Switzerland

British ConsulateNeed Travel Advice Switzerland. More than 700,000 British nationals visit Switzerland each year without much incident. Switzerland does have petty theft in the major cities. There is also the risk of avalanches so you should always check with the local news for information on the weather and take care when travelling. If you have any question then contact the British Embassy in Switzerland for advice, assistance and guidance.

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Travel Advice Swaziland

British ConsulateThis is the Travel Advice Swaziland. Note that there is no British high Commission in Swaziland and you would need to contact the British High Commission in South Africa for advice and assistance. The crime rate in Swaziland is low however be careful when out and about in the country. Always visit the outlaying regions in a group and be careful after dark in downtown areas of  Mbabane and Manzini.

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Travel Advice Saudi Arabia

British ConsulateSee the Travel Advice Saudi Arabia below. Cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in patients from Saudi Arabia is still showing and confirms by WHO. Always ensure that you have proper travel insurance when going abroad as well as travel insurance for your items. The following is a briefing on the country. If you have further issues then contact the British Embassy in Saudi Arabia for assistance.

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Travel Advice Taiwan

British ConsulateHere is your Travel Advice Taiwan. Each year about 38,000 tourist visit Taiwan and there are no problems with most of them. Taiwan does have small-scale petty crime however there is very little violent crime. Like all countries worldwide drug trafficking is heavily dealt with. Note that advance fee fraud can also be a problem in Taiwan.

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Travel Advice Tanzania

British ConsulateThis is the Travel Advice Tanzania. More than 75,000 British nationals visit Tanzania each year. Note that Tanzania has experienced an increase in crime as well as piracy being a problem. Road travel long distance as well as the use of ferries are not advisable. Ferry disasters have occurred in 2014. If you are in need to assistance then contact the British High Commission in Tanzania for assistance.

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Travel Advice for Trinidad and Tobago

British ConsulateTravel Advice for Trinidad and Tobago. Planning on visiting the Caribbean? Many countries in the area are currently experiencing a problem with cases of the Chikungunya virus which have been confirmed. The same goes for the Turks and Caicos Islands. Each year as many as 30,000 British nationals visit the country without much incidents. If you need assistance then you need to contact the British Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago for assistance.

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