U.S. Issues 'Do Not Travel' Warning for 21 Countries: Full List Revealed
As summer vacation approaches, the US has issued a ‘Do Not Travel’ warning for 21 countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Iran, and Iraq
The US State Department divides travel advisories into four levels: Normal Precautions, Increased Caution, Reconsider Travel, and Do Not Travel
Level 1 advises normal precautions for safe destinations like Japan, Bermuda, and the Cayman Islands
Level 2 urges increased caution in countries like Saudi Arabia, China, and Spain due to risks like crime and civil unrest
Level 3 warns travelers to reconsider visiting 23 countries, including Chad, Niger, Egypt, Jamaica, and Colombia, due to serious risks
Level 4, the most severe warning, lists 21 countries such as Afghanistan, Russia, Iran, and Venezuela, citing extreme dangers like conflicts and crime
Mexican states like Sinaloa, Zacatecas, and Tamaulipas are also flagged under the ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory due to crime and kidnapping risks
Travelers are advised to enroll in STEP, follow updates from the State Department, and prepare emergency plans before traveling. Stay informed and safe