Travel advice

Travel advice is issued by many governments about the countries that the eclipse is visible from. The pages below tell you where you can find official information on the relevant places.

Bangladesh advice

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• State Department (US)
• Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)

Bhutan advice

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• The State Department (US)
• The Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)

China advice

Travel advice for China is current issued by:

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• The State Department (US)
• The Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)

India advice

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• The State Department (US)
• The Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)

Nepal advice

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• The State Department (US)
• The Department for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)

Japan advice

• The Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• The State Department (US)

Marshall Islands advice

• Foreign and Commenwealth Office (UK/Britain)
• State Department

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