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Travel advisory monitoring

Is it safe where you’re going — and where you are now?

Check a country before a trip, or see what has changed where you are right now. Trawel Pulse brings official travel advice from several governments onto one clear scale and tells you when it changes.

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Syria4do not travelstrictest Austrian Foreign Ministry (4), mildest South Korea MOFA (3)Malawi2increased cautionstrictest Taiwan BOCA (3), mildest German Foreign Office (1)Egypt3reconsider travelstrictest Israel NSC (4), mildest US State Department (2)Bhutan1normal precautionsstrictest Japan MOFA (2), mildest Austrian Foreign Ministry (1)Ethiopia3reconsider travelstrictest Taiwan BOCA (4), mildest Israel NSC (2)Ecuador2increased cautionstrictest Japan MOFA (3), mildest German Foreign Office (1)Latvia1normal precautionsstrictest Netherlands MFA (2), mildest Austrian Foreign Ministry (1)South Sudan4do not travelstrictest Austrian Foreign Ministry (4), mildest Israel NSC (2)
230countries tracked17at “do not travel”100changes in the feed

How to use it

1

Find the country

Open the country list and start typing its name. Or send the bot /status with the country, e.g. /status Cyprus.

Country listWorld map

2

Read the overall level

A number from 1 to 4 and a colour: the average of the foreign ministries’ ratings. The row shows each rating; the country page has the details and links to the originals.

3

Follow the changes

Subscribe in the Telegram bot to a country — /subscribe Cyprus — or to all of them — /subscribe_all. It messages you as soon as something changes, with a short summary.

One scale

1🟢 - normal precautions
2🟡 - increased caution
3🟠 - reconsider travel
4🔴 - do not travel

A country's overall level is the average of the sources' levels, rounded to a whole level (3.4 → 3, 3.5 → 4).

Sources

Natural disasters now

From GDACS (the UN and the European Commission): events with an orange or red alert, i.e. a significant or severe impact.
All events in the changes feed →

🆘 Emergency numbers and embassies

If something goes wrong on a trip, every country's page lists the police, ambulance, fire and other services, plus your country's embassy and consulates (set your citizenship once). In the Telegram bot: the “🆘 Emergency numbers” button or a message like “sos Thailand”.

222countries with emergency numbers
6,492embassies and consulates in 216 countries
7 Oct 2026, 11:51 UTClast check, done daily

Services and how many countries have their numbers

Example: Thailand →All numbers in a table →

The main numbers are checked against the UK FCDO and Wikipedia, the others against the services' own sites. Every day we look for changes in the FCDO's numbers and reload the embassies from Wikidata.

Telegram bot

Send the bot a country name in any language to get its status. “📍 Where am I” finds the country by your location, “🆘 Emergency numbers” gives the police, ambulance and your country's embassy. Subscribe to hear about changes first — all of them or only important ones.

Telegram bot

A daily digest of changes across all countries (16:32 UTC) is posted to @trawel_pulse (RU)

/status Cyprus
current status from all sources
/sos Cyprus
emergency numbers and your country's embassy
/citizenship Germany
your citizenship, for the embassies in /sos
/brief Cyprus
AI summary of the source texts
/changes Cyprus
changes for a country over the past week
/subscribe Cyprus
alerts on every change for a country
/subscribe_all
alerts on changes in every country
/settings
language, citizenship, subscriptions and alerts

How it works

1

Collect

Every hour we fetch official advice straight from the foreign ministries’ open data.

2

Compare

Levels are mapped to a 1–4 scale and diffed against the previous state: raises, drops, revisions and alerts.

3

Notify

The bot sends changes for the countries you follow, always linking to the original source.