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Safe US territory. Key: DEET for dengue; drive on the LEFT in USVI (surprises US visitors); hurricane insurance June-November; St. John limited medical care.

One of the Caribbean's safest destinations. Standard precautions. No bond posting under Dutch law — avoid legal situations. Driving on the right (same as US).

FIREARMS CHECK is most important safety preparation. Inspect every bag before packing. Crime on Providenciales. Hurricane season June-November. Global Rescue membership recommended for medical evacuation; divers should add dive-accident coverage (such as DAN).

Very safe. Left-hand traffic. Sun/heat June-September. Petty theft standard precautions. Paceville late night. EU protections apply.

Warm Heart of Africa. Crime precautions: no walking after dark; vehicle safety; avoid demonstrations. Lake swimming: schistosomiasis with praziquantel plan. Wildlife safety at Liwonde. Cyclone awareness November-April.

ZERO TOLERANCE alcohol driving (0.00). Road safety: 4WD for Alps; no night rural driving. Organized crime: avoid confrontations. Flooding January-March. Albanian Alps: evacuation insurance essential.

CRITICAL March 2026: Depart immediately. Complete crisis intake. AVOID US Embassy; Consulate Dhahran; hotels; American gatherings. Shelter in place — away from windows; 72-hour supplies. DO NOT post social media critical of Saudi government. Exit bans: settle all financial obligations.

Urban crime in Monrovia includes armed robbery targeting crowded markets, public beaches, and ATMs. U.S. government employees are prohibited from travel outside Monrovia and between counties after dark (exception: Roberts International Airport). Corruption at border crossings and police checkpoints is documented — officers may solicit bribes. Demonstrations occur regularly; avoid all protest areas. International corruption and gold/gem scams have been reported targeting U.S. citizens.