Exit Window keeps an eye on the country you're staying in, day and night. If the official travel advice gets stricter or things take a turn, we email you what changed and what to check next.
Official advice that covered a few regions now warns against all but essential travel to the whole country. Your stay ends on 12 November.
What to check
Read the updated official advice.
See what the new advice means for your route and dates.
Look at your booking's change and refund terms.
01 · Check a country
Type the country you're in. You'll see our current verdict, the official advice and any airspace bulletins: the same brief a member gets. No account needed.
Want alerts for the exact area you're in? The live map does that for free.
You'll get a plain-language summary of the current situation.
A successful check describes the feed, not the safety of every place. Coverage varies by source and region.
02 · How it works
Pick the country and the last day of your stay. We don't ask for your location, and there's no app to install.
Official travel advice, our combined country rating, airspace bulletins and conflict reporting, around the clock. You can stop refreshing the news.
One email that says what changed, why it matters for your stay and what to check next, with a link to the full brief. By SMS too, where we support it.
03 · What we email you about
For example, when a government starts advising against all but essential travel.
A warning that covered one region now covers everywhere.
The verdict you see on the live map moves from calm to caution, or from caution to avoid.
Official guidance on getting in and out of the country is updated.
A fresh airspace bulletin and a sustained rise in conflict reporting, both at once. One headline can't trigger it. This signal is still experimental: how much warning it gives hasn't been established yet.
No email doesn't mean nothing can happen. Sudden events can come without warning, and we never tell you when to leave. Exit Window tells you when the picture changes, so you can decide with the official advice in hand.
04 · Pricing
$0
free, no account
$5 / month
per person, for the country you're staying in
SMS: up to 10 notices per calendar month where available; email continues beyond that. Carrier charges may apply. Pausing notices does not cancel billing.
05 · Questions
Because the easiest time to change plans is before you have to, while flights are running and borders are open. Exit Window keeps an eye on that window for you. The name doesn't mean something is about to happen.
No. We tell you when the monitored picture changes and what to check. Decisions about leaving belong with you, your government's advice and local authorities. There is no guaranteed warning time, and no notice doesn't mean a place is safe. Your first check sets a baseline; it doesn't count as a change.
About every 15 minutes while the service and data sources are available. Each source has its own update schedule: official advice normally refreshes every 12 hours, and preparation observations run about every 30 minutes and need repeated source checks. Delivery can be delayed.
No. Choose a country and the last day of your stay. Exit Window doesn't collect GPS coordinates. You can use the free map separately if you want alerts for the exact area you're in.
Open "Manage billing" in your member area. It takes you to Stripe's billing portal, where you cancel renewal; your membership runs until the end of the paid period. The last day of your stay stops the monitoring, but it doesn't cancel the subscription.
Yes. The live map, country reports and danger alerts where you are stay free for everyone. You pay for the continuous watch and the emails, never for emergency information.
Yes. One CountrySignal account works for both. As a member you can follow up to 10 places on the live map instead of one.
Sign in with a code sent to your email. No password to remember.
Explore Exit WindowPublic country reports and safety alerts stay free.
Days left in this stay
–Monitoring stops after your last day.Source coverage is separate from your country's advice. Missing data does not cancel a known warning.
“Accepted” means the delivery provider accepted a message; it does not confirm that you received or read it.
Your notices will appear here when monitored conditions worsen. No notice is not a guarantee of safety.
06 · Free extra
One place for your next move, a backup option and the people to call. Save a copy before you need it, even if your connection drops.
Free, with no account. These details stay in this browser unless you download a copy. They are separate from your membership settings.
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