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On 25 April, Anzac Day services will be held in major cities and at international war memorials. If you're travelling to attend a service, understand the risks and plan ahead.

The situation in the Middle East region remains volatile. There remains a risk of attacks and escalation. If you're in the region and want to leave, we continue to advise you to make plans to do so. Even transiting a ‘Do not travel’ travel hub puts your safety at risk. Airports have been targeted and you may be unable to leave. Check your itinerary for ‘Do not travel’ transit locations.

The Middle East conflict is likely to escalate further. Even transiting a ‘Do not travel’ travel hub puts your safety at risk. Airports have been targeted and you may be unable to leave. Check your itinerary for ‘Do not travel’ transit locations.

Cyclones, hurricanes, typhoons and monsoons are serious risks in some destinations. Read our advice if you’re overseas during tropical storm season.

The risk of protests, unrest and terrorism linked to the situation in the Middle East may escalate in the region and worldwide. If you're travelling overseas, it's important to stay up to date on current events in your destination and take steps to ensure your safety.

The United Kingdom is making changes to the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirements for travellers. If you're planning travel to the UK these changes may impact you.

The 2024-25 Consular State of Play is now available online, providing a snapshot of the consular assistance and crisis support DFAT provides to Australians overseas.

When you travel, you can be exposed to diseases that aren't common in Australia. Read our advice on how to know and manage the risk.

Muslim countries around the world will soon be observing Ramadan. If you're visiting a Muslim country during Ramadan, research your destination before you arrive to learn what to expect.