Category: Travel

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Easter Travel Warning 2025: Expect Delays and Long Queues Across the UK

If you plan to travel in the UK over the Easter bank holiday, be prepared for major delays on roads, railways, and airports. Good Friday is expected to be the busiest day on the roads, with over 19 million car journeys predicted, according to the Automobile Association (AA).  That’s a 15% increase from last year,…
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Travellers Are Saying No to the US: Here’s Why and Their Top Picks

The United States (US) has long been a top global destination, attracting millions of tourists eager to explore its vibrant cities and stunning national parks. However, recent trends indicate that international travellers are reconsidering their plans to visit the US, with a notable decline expected in 2025.  Shifting political landscapes, economic concerns, and a more…
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European Nations Update US Travel Advisories for LGBTQI+ Individuals

Several countries have revised their travel advisories for the United States (US) highlighting stricter entry policies and potential detention at US border points. Transgender and nonbinary travellers are specifically warned about the sex categorisation rules introduced through Trump’s presidential executive order. Reports of intense questioning, detentions, and entry denials have raised concerns among travelers and,…
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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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Ireland Imposes New Visa Rules on Eswatini, Nauru & Lesotho Travellers

As of March 10, passport holders from Eswatini, Nauru, and Lesotho must obtain a visa before traveling to Ireland. Additionally, a transit visa is now required for those passing through Ireland en route to another destination. Nationals of these countries with travel plans booked before March 10, 2025, may be eligible for emergency visa accommodation…
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