The first stage of the United Kingdom‘s phased roll-out of the new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme is scheduled to begin next month. The ETA is a digital ‘permission to travel’ scheme, which is being introduced to help strengthen the security of the UK border and to improve travel. In general, the ETA is for…
Read more
Tourist and student travel to the United Kingdom is expected to rise by October 2023. The British government has announced that the proposed hike in visa fees will become effective from October 4, 2023. A UK Visit visa for under six months will cost GBP 15 more and student visas will be GBP 127 more…
Read more
Authorities in Brazil have postponed reinstating the visa requirement for nationals of Australia, Canada, and the United States until 2024. New Zealand Seeks High-Quality Tourists If you’re planning a trip to Brazil in the new year, there’s one more thing you should do. Starting 10 January 2023, travellers from Australia, Canada, and the United States…
Read more
United States passport holders have long travelled throughout most of the world without having to worry about visa applications. In October 2020, the European Parliament passed a resolution demanding the imposition of visas for US citizens until all EU citizens could enter the US freely. The European Union has a list of countries whose citizens…
Read more
Canada has issued a new travel warning to its LGBT citizens planning to visit the United States. Anti-LGBT protests in the US rose 30-fold last year compared with 2017, while legal moves to restrict LGBT rights are on the rise. Global Affairs Canada warned that some state laws may affect them on their travels, but…
Read more
FREE Step-by-Step DIY Schengen Visa Guide
No thanks. I don’t want the FREE guide. I’m happy to miss out on the travel opportunities to Europe.
Avoid anxieties & confusion with your FREE Step-by-Step DIY Schengen Visa Guide
"*" indicates required fields
No thanks. I don’t want the FREE guide. I’m happy to miss out on the travel opportunities to Europe.
