Category: Latest Immigration News

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

More European Countries to Enjoy Visa-Free Travel to China

Over the last year, China has taken an unusual step of relaxing its requirements for foreign tourists. Citizens of Greece, Slovenia, Norway and Denmark will soon be able to visit China without a visa for up to 15 days. This move is part of China’s broader effort to strengthen diplomatic ties and boost tourism. During…
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Spain’s New Tourism Rules Demand Immediate Disclosure of Personal Data from All Travellers

Starting October 1, Spain will roll out strict new regulations for international visitors, including travellers from the U.S., as part of an effort to boost national security. These changes could significantly influence how travellers plan their trips to Spain, making it essential to stay informed about what’s ahead. When checking into a hotel, it’s typical…
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EU Warns of Suspending Georgia’s Visa-Free Travel

The European Union (EU) is considering the drastic move of suspending Georgia’s visa-free travel arrangement if the upcoming parliamentary elections on October 26 are not conducted freely, fairly, and peacefully.  This warning, issued by the EU’s ambassador to Georgia, Pawel Herczynski, on September 20, has sparked concerns where visa-free access to Europe is seen as…
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EU’s Entry/Exit System Faces Fresh Delays Ahead of November 2024 Launch

The European Union’s much-anticipated Entry-Exit System (EES), which aims to revolutionise the way non-EU travellers enter and exit its borders, is once again under scrutiny as doubts grow over its readiness for the November 10 launch. EES, a cutting-edge biometric system designed to streamline border crossings, will use digital photographs and fingerprints to register travellers…
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UK Revokes Visa-Free Access for Nationals of Jordan

The United Kingdom (UK) has ended its visa-free travel scheme for Jordanian visitors due to a rise in asylum claims and border rule violations. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced that Jordanian nationals can no longer access the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, which allows multiple UK entries over two years for £10.  The decision follows…
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