Like many Americans are preparing for the spring holidays, questions have surfaced around safety to go to the Dominican Republic – In the midst of a missing American student’s search – and other tourist destinations in the Caribbean, including the Turkish islands and caicos.
A consideration for travelers is the Warnings from the US State Department. The Federal Agency issues a Recommendations to travelersranging from level 1 to level 4, for each country.
The levels indicate how much prudence the department recommends to travelers if they choose to visit another nation.
Level 1 advises travelers to exercise normal precautions, because there is a certain risk in all international trips. Level 2 recommends increased caution on certain “increased risks to safety and safety”. Level 3 suggests that the Americans reconsidered this country due to “serious risks to security and security” and level 4 advises everyone to go to this place.
The State Department weighs several factors during the publication of opinions, including crime levels, threats of terrorism, civil disorders, health problems and the possibility of a natural disaster.
Countries can also have multiple levels if certain areas have more risk than others. Warnings are examined and updated regularly by the State Department.
The card below shows the opinions by country. Hold on a country to see which level it has and seek a specific nation in the table.
