Corrections Policy

How we identify, review, and correct errors - and how you can report inaccurate information.

Our Approach to Corrections

Travel regulations can change. Even when information is accurate at the time of publication, updates to Curaçao entry requirements, DI Card procedures, or visa rules can make previously correct information outdated.

When we identify outdated or incorrect information - whether through our own monitoring, reader reports, or official source updates - our editorial team reviews the relevant page and updates it as soon as reasonably possible.

We are committed to transparency: we do not silently delete inaccurate content. Where significant corrections are made to published articles, the correction is noted in the article where appropriate.

Types of Corrections

Regulatory updates

When official Curaçao entry requirements, DI Card procedures, or visa rules change, affected pages are identified and updated. We monitor official government and airport sources on an ongoing basis for this purpose.

Factual errors

If a specific factual claim is found to be incorrect - for example, an incorrect stay limit, wrong submission window, or inaccurate visa eligibility - the error is corrected and the page is reviewed in full for related inaccuracies.

Outdated information

Information that was accurate at the time of publication but is no longer current is updated during our scheduled monthly review cycle or sooner when identified.

Clarity corrections

Where content is found to be confusing, ambiguous, or misleading - even if not technically incorrect - it is rewritten to more clearly represent the facts.

Correction Timeline

Our target timelines for addressing corrections:

  • Critical errors (incorrect entry requirements that could directly affect travel) - reviewed within 24–48 hours of identification
  • Significant factual errors (incorrect procedures, dates, or eligibility criteria) - reviewed within 3–5 business days
  • Minor corrections (typographical errors, outdated secondary details) - addressed in the next scheduled review cycle
  • Scheduled review - all guides are reviewed monthly regardless of reported issues

How to Report an Error

Readers who notice information that may require correction are encouraged to contact our editorial team. We review all correction requests.

To report a potential error, please contact us through:

When submitting a correction request, it is helpful to include:

  • The URL of the page that contains the potential error
  • The specific claim or statement you believe may be incorrect
  • A link to an official or authoritative source supporting the correction (if available)

We aim to acknowledge correction requests within 2–3 business days and will follow up if we make a change to the relevant content.

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