In an era where globalization and frequent travel have become common, the management of official documents such as passports is becoming crucial. To meet these needs, the French government has recently set up an innovative service allowing citizens residing abroad to renew their passports online.
July 1, 2024, will mark a major turning point for travelers wishing to visit Israel. Starting on that date, citizens of many countries that were previously visa-exempt will now be required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization, or ETA-IL, before entering the country. The change is intended not only to improve security … Read the article
In response to the economic challenges posed by the pandemic, China has introduced a new policy to boost the tourism sector. From now on, foreign tourist groups arriving in China by sea will enjoy visa-free entry for up to 15 days. The initiative covers 13 ports in … Read the article
Portugal could face imminent suspension from the Schengen area due to delays in implementing new border control systems required by the European Union (EU). This delay represents a major challenge for the Portuguese country, with potentially significant consequences for tourism and relations … Read the article
The possible mutual visa exemption between Russia and India could be finalized by the end of the year, opening a new chapter in the bilateral and tourism relations of the two nations.
Saudi Arabia continues to expand its e-visa program by making its services more accessible to citizens around the world. Recently, the country announced that nationals of the Bahamas, Barbados, and Grenada can now apply for an e-Visa to visit the Kingdom. This initiative aims to promote global inclusiveness and … Read the article
When planning a trip to Thailand, understanding the rules surrounding visa exemptions and visas on arrival can greatly simplify your preparation. Whether you are traveling for tourism or short-term business purposes, certain nationalities are granted exemptions that will facilitate your entry into this vibrant and culturally rich country.
The Republic of Tajikistan recently announced a visa waiver for citizens of 25 countries. The move, which marks a major shift in the country’s immigration policy, will allow more travelers to experience the cultural and natural wealth of this Central Asian nation. Let’s take a closer look at what this entails… Read the article
The Algerian government recently announced a measure that will significantly facilitate the return of Algerian citizens living abroad. Valid until October 31, 2024, this decision allows entry and exit from the national territory without the need to present a prior visa.
In a move towards enhanced collaboration, Morocco🇲🇦 and Azerbaijan🇦🇿 have taken a step forward by signing a visa exemption agreement for holders of ordinary passports for tourism purposes only. This promising agreement was sealed on the sidelines of the 15th Islamic Conference Summit in Banjul, illustrating the positive developments in relations … Read the article
Saudi citizens wishing to travel to France have benefited from a facilitation of administrative procedures since May 7. A recent initiative allows interested parties to service their visa application without requiring a prior appointment, directly in certain VFS centers located in Riyadh and Dammam. This development aims not only to simplify the process but … Read the article
During his recent visit to France, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced news that will interest many travelers: the extension of the 15-day visa exemption policy for nationals of 12 European and Asian countries.
Starting May 6, 2024, Cuba will replace the traditional tourist card (green and pink) with a modern eVisa system. Announced at the FITCuba 2024 international tourism fair after some rumors, this initiative reflects the adaptation of Cuban consular services to the digital age.
Originally planned for the end of 2024, the full implementation of the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) in the United Kingdom could finally take place in early 2025.
Saudi Arabia, known as a crossroads of the Muslim faith with the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, has recently revised its visa requirements to improve the experience of pilgrims. The changes, which directly impact the planning and execution of Umrah (minor pilgrimage), come at a time when the country … Read the article
Known for its versatile banking offerings, Revolut is taking it to the next level with the introduction of its eSIM service designed to facilitate connectivity for travelers in nearly 100 countries without fear of running out of data.
The Biden administration recently implemented regulations aimed at strengthening consumer protections in the airline industry. The new guidelines, which are being phased in over two years, require airlines to provide automatic refunds to passengers affected by significant delays, cancellations and other specific disruptions.
The Sri Lankan government has approved the reintroduction of a single-entry visa for tourists, following backlash from tourism professionals and foreigners over the switch from ETA to e-Visa and the drastic increase in consular fees.
In the current travel boom, many people are feeling the financial burden of air travel. In France, various aids have been put in place to ease this burden and make travel more accessible to all.
Italy has finally implemented its 2022 decision to launch the digital nomad visa, allowing remote workers from around the world to legally reside and work in this beautiful country.
The European Union recently proposed a deal to make it easier for young Europeans and Britons to live, work and travel between the EU and the UK.
Faced with the current challenges of its tourism sector, Syria is adopting a new approach by launching an electronic visa from May 1, 2024. This system aims to facilitate procedures for foreign visitors and stimulate the tourism industry in the country. A look back at this major initiative.
The Cuban government plans to implement an electronic visa system to replace traditional tourist cards starting in 2025.
A major change has taken place regarding access to one of Turkey's jewels, the Basilica of Saint Sophia in Istanbul. This historic monument, which has gone through various phases - a basilica, a mosque and then a museum - is now subject to an entrance fee, affecting foreign visitors only.
Japan is set to introduce an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement for visa-exempt travelers. Focus on the reasons behind this decision, how the new system will work and what changes it implies for the travelers concerned.
Since April 17, Sri Lanka has introduced a new electronic visa system for travelers, replacing the historic ETA. Here are the main changes brought about by this reform, and the procedure to follow to obtain your e-Visa.
As of April 3, 2024, the airline Transavia has changed its pricing policies regarding baggage. In a move designed to increase revenues, passengers will now have to pay to take a piece of baggage into the cabin.
Famous for its iconic summit, which attracts millions of tourists every year, Mount Fuji is introducing a ticket reservation system to better manage the influx of visitors. From now on, it will no longer be possible to climb without first purchasing a ticket.
Decided in September 2023, visitors wishing to discover Venice for a day will have to pay an entrance fee. This new measure, introduced by the municipality, consists of imposing a €5 tax applicable during peak tourist periods. The aim is clear: to regulate access to this historic city, which is often overwhelmed by crowds.
Cameroon's handball players have been excluded from the Olympic qualifying tournament currently taking place in Hungary due to visa problems.
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