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American Passport Holders Face New Visa Requirement for Popular Latin American Country

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Published Apr 16, 2025, 04:59 PM

Travelers holding American passports will no longer enjoy visa-free entry to a popular Latin American country, as new regulations take effect this week. The change has been confirmed by various sources, indicating that U.S. passport holders must now acquire a visa prior to traveling. This adjustment affects one of the region's most visited destinations, prompting discussions about the implications for tourism and travel planning. The specific country involved has not been disclosed in the tweets, but the shift marks a notable change in travel policy for American citizens.

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elnuevoherald.com(3)birminghammail.co.uk(2)noticiascaracol.com cnnchile.com

Noticias Caracol

@NoticiasCaracol

If you have this in your passport you will not be able to travel during Easter 2025, according to the Foreign Ministry https://t.co/6ZmmIU6hi4

CNN Chile

@CNNChile

“I don't want controversy, but the Chilean passport...”: Venezolana recounts how her experience changed when traveling with national documents https://t.co/Py743xasmE

Daniel Shoer Roth

@DanielShoerRoth

🧵 1/ Did you know this? Travelers with a U.S. passport have lost an important privilege: starting this week, they can no longer freely enter one of the most touristic countries in Latin America. Do you know what the norm is and why did it change? Keep reading 👇 https://t.co/LrCHTGF4Ro