This page explains how the guides on Advice for Travel are produced, so you can judge how far to rely on them.
How guides are written
Guides are published under the bylines Jan Marek and Luciana Murillo. We use AI tools to help research, draft and edit articles. AI-assisted drafting can introduce errors, which is why we ask you to verify anything time-sensitive with the official source linked or named in the guide.
What we rely on
For visas, health, safety, airline and border rules, we base guides on official sources such as government immigration authorities, national travel advisories, the World Health Organization, airlines and transport authorities. Rules and prices change, so treat every guide as a starting point and confirm the current position before you book or travel.
Corrections and updates
We revise guides when we find errors or when rules change, but we cannot promise that every page reflects the latest rules on the day you read it. If you spot something outdated or wrong, email contact@advice4travel.com and we will review it.
Money and independence
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Not professional advice
Our guides are general information. They are not legal, medical, financial or insurance advice. For health and vaccination decisions speak to a qualified clinician, and for visa decisions check with the relevant embassy or immigration authority. See also our Disclaimer.