What changed in September 2026
879 new reports across 102 countries · 112 countries added · 56 US jurisdictions checked · 6 entry laws checked
Countries added
First reports on file for 112 countries.
- Andorra Open
- United Arab Emirates Open
- Antigua and Barbuda Open
- Albania Open
- Armenia Open
- Argentina Refused
- Austria Open
- Australia Caution
- Aruba Open
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Open
- Barbados Difficult
- Belgium Open
- Bulgaria Open
- Bolivia Open
- Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba Open
- Brazil Caution
- Bahamas Difficult
- Botswana Open
- Belize Difficult
- Canada Caution
- Switzerland Open
- Chile Refused
- China Difficult
- Colombia Refused
…and 88 more. See all countries.
Where the reports came from
- Mexico+67
- Spain+62
- France+62
- Germany+47
- Thailand+43
- South Africa+38
- United Kingdom+37
- Canada+27
Reports worth reading
- Bahamas· Refused entryApr 2026The traveler was refused entry upon landing and sent back to the US, despite having filed the required 21-day advance travel notice and not being on probation or parole. On return to the US, the traveler was handcuffed…
- Bahamas· Refused entryApr 2026The traveler, who had won a prize trip, was turned away on arrival and concluded this destination is not viable for registrants.
- Türkiye· Refused entryApr 2026A poster reports a friend who was off the registry and had an unmarked passport flew directly from the US to Turkey within the previous four to five months and was denied entry and turned around. The poster describes it…
- Mexico· Refused entryJul 2025Attempting to walk across at the Tijuana pedestrian entry, the traveler's passport was scanned, which led to secondary inspection and being turned around, despite having filed the advance travel notice and having…
- Mexico· Refused entryJul 2025The traveler attempted to walk across the pedestrian border crossing into Tijuana after filing the 21-day advance notice. Officers scanned the passport, sent the traveler to secondary, and turned them back. The traveler…
- Mexico· Refused entryJun 2025The traveler walked across the border at Tijuana; officers scanned the passport and turned the traveler back. The traveler then had to hire a taxi to drive across in order to catch a flight from the Tijuana airport.
Law checks
Fully re-researched from statute: Alabama (Unclear), Alaska (3 days or less), American Samoa (8–29 days), Arizona (3 days or less), Arkansas (8–29 days), California (4–7 days), Colorado (8–29 days), Connecticut (Unclear), Delaware (4–7 days), District of Columbia (Unclear), Florida (3 days or less), Georgia (8–29 days), and 44 more. All states and territories.
Entry laws re-checked: Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Panama, Spain, Vietnam.