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Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Flight Delay Compensation May Change Under New EU Proposal

Airline passengers in the European Union may soon find it harder to claim compensation for delayed flights. Right now, EU rules say that if your flight is delayed by three hours or more, you could be entitled to €250 to €600, depending on how far you’re flying and how long the delay lasts. These rules…
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EU Threatens Visa Restrictions for Countries Offering Citizenship for Sale

The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs (LIBE) has approved changes to EU visa regulations that could affect countries offering Citizenship-by-Investment (CBI) programs. This decision could lead to the suspension of visa-free travel to the EU for several third countries that grant citizenship in exchange for financial investments. Among those at…
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10 Non-Schengen Countries You Can Visit with a Schengen Visa in 2025

A Schengen Visa is one of the most powerful travel documents in the world, granting access to 29 European countries. But did you know that its benefits extend far beyond Europe? Many countries across Asia, the Americas, and the Caribbean allow entry to travellers holding a valid Schengen visa, eliminating the need for additional paperwork.…
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UK Travellers to the EU: Prepare for EU’s New Border System in October

UK citizens are being advised to prepare for the rollout of the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), set to launch in October 2025. The UK Foreign Office has warned travellers that while the EU has yet to confirm an exact date, they should stay informed and be ready for the changes once the system…
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UK Visas: Trinidad and Tobago Nationals Now Need a Visa to Enter the UK

The UK government has announced that, effective immediately, nationals of Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) must obtain a visa to enter the UK, even for short visits.  Announced on March 12, the decision follows a sharp increase in T&T nationals entering the UK as visitors and later seeking asylum. Over the past year, asylum applications from…
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