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Take normal precautions because security is good, and follow the separate travel advice for Italy. Register with police within 24 hours. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended because hospital treatment can be very costly. Obey strict rules on public drunkenness and the zero tolerance policy on drug possession.
Travel to San Marino can generally be undertaken safely if usual precautions are followed. Ensure you carry valid identity documents; for minors, a mutual insurance card or birth certificate is not accepted, so obtain a Kids-ID before departure. Your European health insurance card is valid, and you should bring an adapted first-aid kit and check that your mutual insurance covers risks related to your destination and activities such as diving or skiing.
Exercise normal security precautions in San Marino. Crime is low, but secure passports and other belongings and stay alert in public because Europe faces a risk of terrorist attacks and other violent incidents. Your passport must remain valid for your stay, and visitors staying more than 10 days must obtain a permit and register within 24 hours of arrival if staying more than three days.
Normal precautions apply in San Marino. Because Estonia has no embassy there, consult travel information and alerts from the United Kingdom, Germany, Finland, France, the United States, Canada or Australia. Consular assistance is available through Estonia's embassy in Rome or the nearest European Union member state representation. Estonian tourists may stay visa free for up to 90 days within half a year, and drivers need a valid Estonian licence.
Germany advises normal precautions for San Marino.
Hong Kong advises normal precautions for San Marino.
Hungary advises normal precautions for San Marino.
Japan advises normal precautions for San Marino.
Take normal precautions in San Marino. Be alert to terrorism in crowded places and follow local authorities, and guard against pickpocketing and theft, especially in busy areas. Drugs, including soft drugs, are prohibited and may receive much harsher penalties than in the Netherlands. For emergencies, contact the embassy in Rome because the Netherlands has no embassy in San Marino.
Singapore has no travel advisory for San Marino and advises normal precautions. San Marino is accessible via Italy without border controls, so travellers must meet Schengen entry requirements and carry proof of lawful entry. Street crime is rare, but terrorist attacks cannot be ruled out; remain vigilant in crowded and tourist areas, safeguard valuables, and do not carry or consume illegal drugs.
Slovenia advises usual precautions in San Marino because there are no security reasons to avoid travel. Slovenian citizens need no visa and may enter with a valid identity card. Before travelling, check all entry and transit requirements, carry valid documents, arrange suitable travel health insurance, monitor route conditions, and follow local instructions.
Use normal precautions when travelling to San Marino. You must travel through Italy and meet Schengen passport and visa rules, including carrying a valid Schengen entry stamp. Visits without a visa are limited to 90 days in any 180 day period. Staying more than 30 days or working requires a permit of stay, and customs rules are the same as for Italy.
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