Reading the map
Each country is shaded by its current composite risk level — a blend of US State Department, UK FCDO, France Diplomatie and Germany Auswärtiges Amt advisories.
A country with a higher-risk sub-national region also shows a marker you can tap or hover to see the affected area and its level.
- L1 Level 1 Normal precautions
- L2 Level 2 Increased caution
- L3 Level 3 Reconsider travel
- L4 Level 4 Do not travel
- N/A No data No active advisory
A country with a higher-risk sub-national region (for example a single province or border area) also shows a marker — tap or hover it for the affected area and its level.
Country details
Click any country to open the side panel with its risk badge, US, UK, French and German advisory summaries, active disaster events, and health alerts. From the panel you can also open the full country page for an ISO 31030-aligned downloadable risk report.
Search
Use the search box at the top to jump to any country by name or ISO code. The first result opens the side panel directly.
Disaster & health overlays
Toggle the Disasters layer to see the last 30 days of earthquakes, floods, storms and volcanic events from GDACS, and Health to see WHO disease outbreak alerts. Click a marker for source links.
Compare Countries
- Click the blue Compare Countries button (top right).
- Click 2 or 3 countries on the map to add them. They appear as chips along the top.
- Click View Comparison to see them side-by-side with composite trip risk and a duty-of-care summary.
Hover labels are switched off in Compare mode so clicks always register.
Risk reports
From any country page or the comparison view, click Get Risk Report to open an ISO 31030-aligned Pre-Travel Risk Assessment covering security, natural hazards, health, insurance, duty of care and emergency procedures. Free to download.
Embed this map on your site
Run a travel, HR, insurance or duty-of-care site? Embed this live map free → — one snippet, auto-updating, with a link back to Sicuro.
Need a human?
For binding pre-travel briefings, in-country support or 24/7 crisis response, use the Talk to an advisor button or call the emergency number in the top right.
