Travel advisories overview
A second, separate widget: a live board of travel advisories from 5 foreign ministries — the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom and France. It shows one card per destination with a rounded flag, a headline risk level — the average of the ministries’ normalized ratings, rounded to the nearest level — and a badge per ministry with its own rating, each linking to the official advisory.
Unlike the visa widget, this one isn’t about a single traveller’s requirement — it’s a country-risk board built on official government guidance, aggregated into the Visamundi referential.
The normalized levels
Section titled “The normalized levels”Each ministry publishes its own scale, so the referential normalizes every advisory to a common 1–4 level (the original wording is always one click away). The widget colour-codes each one:
| Level | English | Français | Colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Exercise normal precautions | Vigilance normale | Green |
| 2 | Exercise increased caution | Vigilance renforcée | Amber |
| 3 | Reconsider travel | Déconseillé sauf raison impérative | Orange |
| 4 | Do not travel | Formellement déconseillé | Red |
Five perspectives, one board
Section titled “Five perspectives, one board”Governments don’t always agree — that’s the point. Each card carries a badge per covering ministry (US · CA · DE · GB · FR) with its own level, and the widget can be restricted to destinations where every covering ministry agrees (the consensus mode) or to a single ministry’s view. Texts are available in English and French.
- Live demo — the widget, running on real data.
- Installation — one script tag, every parameter.
- Data & source — the 5 sources, the referential, and the endpoint.