The Sicuro Global Travel Risk Map combines official government travel advisories, live natural disaster alerts, and health warnings in one interactive travel risk map. Designed for travel risk managers, security teams, and duty-of-care professionals, it provides a clear, country-by-country view of current travel risks to support informed decisions. Risk levels are sourced in real-time from the US State Department, the UK FCDO, France Diplomatie, and Germany's Auswärtiges Amt, alongside live disaster data from GDACS and disease outbreak updates from the World Health Organization. The map is updated automatically in real-time, and every destination includes a free, downloadable ISO 31030-aligned pre-travel risk assessment report.
Every country is shaded by an overall risk level from 1 to 4, aligned with the four-tier system used by the US State Department, with UK FCDO, France Diplomatie and Germany Auswärtiges Amt advisories mapped onto the same scale. Higher numbers mean greater risk to travellers.
The lowest advisory level. Standard travel-safety awareness is enough; no country-specific threats elevate the risk.
Heightened risks to safety and security. Travellers should stay more alert and review country-specific guidance before going.
Serious risks to safety and security. Reconsider whether the trip is necessary, and put robust mitigation in place if it is.
The highest advisory level. Life-threatening risks; governments advise against all travel and may have limited ability to assist.
The map aggregates official, authoritative feeds — not opinion — into trusted travel risk intelligence, so you always know the basis for each country's level.
Country travel advisories on the official four-level scale, covering crime, terrorism, civil unrest and more.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office travel advice, including “advise against all travel” warnings.
French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs travel advice, mapped from its four-colour vigilance scale.
German Federal Foreign Office travel and security advice, including partial and full travel warnings (Reisewarnung).
The Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System — live earthquakes, floods, tropical storms and other disasters.
WHO Disease Outbreak News, surfacing emerging health risks and epidemics that can affect travellers.
This is not a stripped-back free teaser. On the intelligence that drives travel decisions, the Sicuro Live Travel Risk Map stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the enterprise and premium travel-risk platforms organisations pay for — the same authoritative sourcing, the same standards-aligned reporting, in one trusted place. No account, no paywall.
A composite rating blending US State Department, UK FCDO, France Diplomatie and Germany's Auswärtiges Amt advisories.
GDACS natural-disaster events and WHO disease-outbreak news, refreshed throughout the day.
Downloadable pre-travel risk assessments for any country, aligned with the international travel risk standard.
Every risk level is calculated by a documented, openly published methodology.
Per-country and per-territory detail, including breakouts many tools flatten such as China, Hong Kong and Macao.
Drop the live map into your own site for free with a single snippet.
What enterprise platforms add on top is operational response — 24/7 assistance, medical or security evacuation, and real-time traveller tracking. The free tool deliberately stops at intelligence; those operational capabilities are Sicuro‘s paid services, ready when a trip needs more than information.
Jump straight to the live risk profile and free risk report for the destinations travellers check most.
These destinations are commonly rated at the highest advisory level (Level 4 — Do not travel) by the US State Department, the UK FCDO, France Diplomatie or Germany's Auswärtiges Amt. Select any country for its live risk breakdown and a free pre-travel risk report.
Yes. The Sicuro Live Travel Risk Map is completely free, and so are the downloadable ISO 31030 pre-travel risk reports for every country and territory.
Risk levels combine official travel advisories from the US State Department, the UK FCDO, France Diplomatie and Germany’s Auswärtiges Amt with live disaster alerts from GDACS and disease outbreak news from the World Health Organization.
The underlying advisory, disaster and health data is refreshed automatically every 30 minutes, so the map reflects the latest available guidance.
ISO 31030 is the international standard for travel risk management. Each report assesses security threats, natural hazards, health and medical risks, insurance and compliance, duty of care and emergency procedures for a destination.
Level 1 is exercise normal precautions, Level 2 is exercise increased caution, Level 3 is reconsider travel, and Level 4 is do not travel — the highest risk level.
Yes. You can embed the live travel risk map on your website for free.
On the core intelligence — multi-government advisories, live disaster and health alerts, ISO 31030-aligned reports and a transparent methodology — yes. Enterprise platforms add operational services like 24/7 assistance, evacuation and traveller tracking, which Sicuro provides as paid services. See how it compares.
