US Visa Waiver Update: The US says citizens of 42 countries can enter for tourism, business or transit for up to 90 days without a traditional visa, but must get ESTA approval before travel; San Marino is on the current list. Canada Entry Rules for 2026: Canada published clearer 2026 guidance on who can enter visa-free and when an eTA is required, keeping a small set of exemptions (like certain diplomats and specific flight crew). UK ETA Rollout: The UK made its Electronic Travel Authorisation mandatory for visa-free visitors from 85 nations, with a £16 digital permit that can be used for multiple entries. EU-Schengen Tech Watch: Cyprus reports its airports are not yet disrupted by the Schengen Entry/Exit System, while noting that EES checks apply to many non-EU travelers elsewhere in the bloc. San Marino Finance Spotlight: Azerbaijan’s president met senior anti–money laundering and financial intelligence officials, including MONEYVAL’s chair Nicola Muccioli from San Marino’s Financial Intelligence Unit. Local Business Angle: Fertitta Entertainment’s Caesars acquisition faces licensing and approval steps in Nevada, with key executives receiving preliminary Gaming Control Board approval. Real Estate: A restored 1931 Italian-inspired villa in San Marino is listed for $10.5M, highlighting the area’s premium property market.