South Africa is the southernmost country in Africa. It is a melting pot of culturally, linguistically, racially and religiously diverse people. Living in South Africa can offer foreign nationals a unique experience sampling a diverse and rich culture. South Africa is a stunning place of natural beauty, and many foreign nationals visit the country looking…
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Spain is currently on the UK’s amber travel list. It means that anyone returning has to self-isolate for 10 days and take two COVID tests. But from this Monday, Spain will allow travellers from the UK and Japan for holidays without the need for a negative PCR test for COVID-19. Being on the UK’s amber…
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The EU is opening for international travel this summer 2021. On Wednesday, 19th May, EU ambassadors for the 27 member states announced that fully vaccinated travellers will be able to enter the bloc this summer. Commission spokesman, Christian Wigand, said that they had come to an agreement, which needed to be formally adopted by the…
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Approved Vaccines by Different Countries or Regions As the world re-opened its borders to international travel after the coronavirus pandemic, it became clear that your choice of Coronavirus vaccine determined where you’re allowed to travel. Approved Vaccines by the UK The requirements differ if you plan to travel to England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, or Wales.…
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Travelling across the world to work, live and travel in a foreign country is a pretty big deal. A working holiday visa gives you the chance to live in a foreign country for a longer period of time than you would on a vacation because you will be able to earn money while you are…
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