Libya, Yemen, and Somalia are also cited due to ongoing instability and lack of centralized government control. The new travel ban is set to take effect on June 9, 2025, and may be lifted if the affected countries address U.S. concerns. This move mirrors the administration’s previous travel restrictions introduced in 2017.

Alongside the proclamation, the U.S. State Department has updated its “Do Not Travel” advisory list, adding North Korea due to risks of detention and limited consular support. Other nations, including Uganda and Mexico, remain on high alert due to crime and unrest. U.S. travelers are advised to review advisories and take precautions before traveling abroad.