LATAM Travel Advisories

Official Advisories, Local Signals

GringoGuard tracks advisory updates across Colombia, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Costa Rica, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Guatemala, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Paraguay alongside city-risk signals, public safety bulletins, and moderated traveler reports. Official government pages remain the authority for formal travel decisions; the live feed adds local context for launch-city and countrywide patterns.

Open the live safety feed

Sources We Monitor

• U.S. State Department: National advisory level, regional restrictions, emergency-contact guidance, and official U.S. traveler enrollment context.
• Government of Canada: Country safety and security guidance, regional risk notes, entry context, and Canadian consular information.
• GOV.UK Foreign Travel Advice: U.K. travel advice by country, including crime, terrorism, health, entry, and local-law guidance.
• GringoGuard Live Feed: City-level traveler signals, official advisory ingestion, public-source monitoring, and anonymous reports after moderation controls.

Advisories by Country

• Colombia: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Mexico: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Dominican Republic: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Brazil: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Peru: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Argentina: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Costa Rica: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Chile: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Ecuador: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Panama: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Guatemala: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Bolivia: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Uruguay: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada
• Paraguay: U.S. State Department · GOV.UK · Government of Canada

How To Use This

Start with official advisory levels, then check the live GringoGuard map for current city-level signal changes. In immediate danger, contact local emergency services first: 123 in Colombia, 911 in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Uruguay, and Paraguay, 190 in Brazil, 105 in Peru, 133 in Chile, 104 in Panama, 110 in Guatemala and Bolivia, then follow local tourist-police, prosecutor, or child-protection routing.