Author: Charlie

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Germany Eases Entry Requirements for Tourists

Just like dominoes, one by one it seems that countries around the world are beginning to ease their entry requirements, doing so with one eye cast firmly on a long-overdue summer of travel.  Following in the footsteps of fellow European nations Greece and Iceland, Germany is set to be the next country welcoming tourists across…
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Post Study Options: How to Get a Work Visa in Indonesia After Studies

Indonesia is located off the coast of mainland Southeast Asia in the Indian and Pacific oceans. The country is home to hundreds of languages, diverse landscapes, and a kaleidoscope of cultures. The terrain varies across the country, from gorgeous beaches to impressive mountains. The country is known for its jagged spine of volcanic islands, with…
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UK Travel Update: UK’s ‘Red’ List and Relaxed Lockdown Rules

UK’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the latest easing of lockdown restrictions will go ahead on 17 May. With the news that the next set of lockdown restrictions will be eased, people are looking forward to more freedoms. With the restrictions being eased, the UK is on track to follow the government’s four-stage plan…
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US Relaxes Travel Advisory for Americans Visiting the UK

As the vaccination programs in the United Kingdom continue to roll out at a steady pace, the US State Department has relaxed some travel warnings for American tourists hoping to cross the Atlantic. In another promising sign for summer travel, the UK has been reduced from a “Level 4: Do Not Travel” rating, down to…
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UK Travel Update: UK’s ‘Amber’ Travel List

In preparation for reopening travel, the British government has published a “traffic light” system assigning a level of red, amber, or green to every country in the world.  Currently, the UK rules prohibit travel out of the country for non-essential purposes, meaning holidays and visits to family members in other countries are not possible, although…
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