Sources

Everything on this site comes from public sources. Each report links to the post or article it came from, and most also link to an archived copy in case the original disappears.

Traveler reports

Anonymous reports sent through our trip report form. Each is reviewed and rewritten before it's published.

Trip report formRegistrants tell us directly what happened at a foreign border. No account, name, or IP address is collected.Weekly · 11 reports

Forums and discussion boards

First- and secondhand accounts from registrants who describe their own trips. They carry less weight than news or official sources.

ACSOL travel discussion threadsYearly "International Travel" and "International Living" comment threads, where registrants trade trip reports.Weekly · 891 reports

Advocacy organizations

Articles and alerts from groups that track registry and travel law.

ACSOLAlliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws: news and analysis on registry law, including international travel.Weekly · 3 reports

News coverage

Reporting on specific registrants who were admitted, refused, or removed.

BusinessWorld Online1 report
Filipino Reporters1 report
People's Tonight Online1 report
The Manila Times1 report

Laws and official sources

Statutes and government pages behind each country's entry rules. Each one is linked from its country page.

Legacy data

Older compilations kept as a low-weight baseline until newer reports replace them.

RTAG Travel MatrixA country-by-country table last maintained around 2021, with no dates or sources for individual entries.Imported once · 66 reports

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