Travellers returning to the United Kindom mid-February have been warned to expect delays due to the latest round of strikes by Border Force officials over disputes on pay, jobs and working conditions. It has been reported that around 1,000 members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) at four UK ports will walk out from…
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The United States House of Representatives announced plans to vote on a bill that would end COVID-19 vaccine mandates for most foreign air travellers. Last June 2022, the US dropped its requirement that foreign nationals arriving in the country by air must test negative for COVID-19 but has not lifted vaccination requirements. Currently, foreign visitors…
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Are you planning to work and live in Italy? Italy has announced that it has decided to raise the work permit quota for foreign unskilled workers and startup visa applicants from third countries. Each year, the Italian government offers a glimmer of hope when it announces how many work permits it will grant to non-EU…
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It is being claimed that as many as 141,000 EU citizens living in the UK after Brexit may have received considerable amount of money they were not entitled to due to an error made by British civil servants. The error affects people who applied for EU settled status, but were not granted it, and covers…
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Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry launched an electronic service that will allow passengers stopping over in the country to obtain an entry visa. This move was aimed to make Saudi Arabia more accessible to international travellers and increasing tourism. The Stopover Visa is free of charge and allows transit travellers a chance to explore the country…
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