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What changed: Update on possible demonstrations and protests in Paraguay ('Safety and security' page).
What to do in Paraguay: Read the regional warnings before you book or travel outside major cities.
What changed: New information about the the temporary deployment of security forces in the city of Cucuta (‘Warnings and Insurance’ page).
What to do in Colombia: Read the regional warnings before you book or travel outside major cities.
Comuna 13, a neighborhood in Medellin, has a complex history and cultural significance.
What to do in Medellin: Consider exploring the area with a local guide to gain a deeper understanding of the community.
What changed: Removal of information about elections ('Warnings and insurance' and 'Safety and security' pages).
What to do in Brazil: Read the regional warnings before you book or travel outside major cities.
Canada rates Brazil level 2 of 4 (extra caution), with stricter warnings for some regions. What changed: Safety and security section – removed information on general elections.
What to do in Brazil: Stay alert in crowds, at night and on public transport; use ride-hail or registered taxis and keep your phone out of sight on the street. Check the regional warnings before travelling outside major cities.
Canada rates Mexico level 2 of 4 (extra caution), with stricter warnings for some regions. What changed: Risk levels section – removed advisory to avoid non-essential travel to the west-central coast; Natural disasters and climate section – removed information on Hurricane Trudy.
What to do in Mexico: Stay alert in crowds, at night and on public transport; use ride-hail or registered taxis and keep your phone out of sight on the street. Check the regional warnings before travelling outside major cities.
Canada rates Paraguay level 2 of 4 (extra caution). What changed: Entry and exit requirements section – updated information on visas.
What to do in Paraguay: Stay alert in crowds, at night and on public transport; use ride-hail or registered taxis and keep your phone out of sight on the street.
Canada rates Chile level 2 of 4 (extra caution). What changed: Natural disasters and climate section – updated information on flooding and landslides in several regions.
What to do in Chile: Stay alert in crowds, at night and on public transport; use ride-hail or registered taxis and keep your phone out of sight on the street.
Canada rates Panama level 1 of 4 (normal precautions), with stricter warnings for some regions. What changed: Natural disasters and climate section – updated information on the October 9 earthquake.
What to do in Panama: Usual big-city precautions are enough for most trips: keep valuables out of sight and use registered taxis or ride-hail. Check the regional warnings before travelling outside major cities.
Canada rates Peru level 2 of 4 (extra caution), with stricter warnings for some regions. What changed: Natural disasters and climate section – removed information on a tsunami threat.
What to do in Peru: Stay alert in crowds, at night and on public transport; use ride-hail or registered taxis and keep your phone out of sight on the street. Check the regional warnings before travelling outside major cities.
A Chilean-Canadian tourist claimed to have found the apartment in disarray and reported the disappearance of two suitcases containing electronic equipment, cash, and documents during his stay in Bogotá.
What to do in Bogota: Keep your phone away near traffic, carry only the cash you need, and use ride-hail at night.
27 foreign nationals without formal entry registration were expelled from Colombia for security risks after being linked to crimes such as drug trafficking, theft, and carrying illegal firearms in the border area with Venezuela. The operation took place in Medellin.
What to do in Medellin: Travelers to Medellin should be aware of their entry registration and comply with local authorities to avoid similar consequences.
