Category: Asia Pacific

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

ETIAS Rollout: EU to Allow Entry Without Travel Authorisation for First Six Months

The EU Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs has confirmed that the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will be introduced in phases, starting with a six-month transitional period. During this time, travellers should apply for ETIAS but will still be allowed entry without it, as long as they meet other entry requirements. ETIAS…
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Is Flying Still the Safest Form of Transport?

Aviation safety has once again come under scrutiny following a recent Delta Airlines crash landing in Toronto. While no fatalities occurred, the accident has reignited concerns over air travel safety, particularly in light of several high-profile aviation incidents in recent months. Despite recent events, experts affirm that flying remains the safest form of transportation. Although…
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New Zealand Opens Doors to Digital Nomads

The rise of remote work has transformed how and where people do their jobs. While some companies are calling employees back to the office, others are fully embracing flexible work arrangements. Now, New Zealand is opening its doors to remote workers, allowing tourists to work while they explore the country. As of January 27, 2025,…
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Vietnam Lifts Visa Requirements for 3 European Countries

Planning your dream vacation in Southeast Asia? Great news!  Vietnam has just announced a visa waiver program for travellers from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland. This exciting new policy opens the door for you to experience the beauty and wonder of Vietnam without the hassle of obtaining a visa. Vietnam boasts a captivating blend…
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Cuba Off US Terror List: Changes Ahead for ESTA and Travel

The United States has removed Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, signaling a step toward improved diplomatic relations and easing travel restrictions for individuals who have visited the country since 2021. In one of his final decisions before leaving office, US President Joe Biden announced Cuba’s removal from the controversial list. First…
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