Zambia is making travel easier and more accessible! Starting January 1, 2025, citizens of 53 additional countries will no longer require visas to enter Zambia. This significant move aims to boost tourism and attract foreign investment, positioning Zambia as a top travel destination.
The International Experience Canada (IEC) program offers an exciting opportunity for young people aged 18-35 to work and travel in Canada. This government-sponsored program allows participants to gain valuable work experience, improve their language skills, and explore the beautiful Canadian landscape.
The Australian Government has revamped its student visa processing with a new prioritization system. Under the new rules, visa applications from institutions that have not yet reached 80% of their student commencement allocation will receive priority processing.
Denmark is set to revise income requirements for foreign nationals seeking work-based residence permits in 2025. The new rules aim to ensure fair wages and compliance with Danish labor standards, impacting various work visa schemes.
Thailand simplifies travel with the full rollout of its e-Visa system in January 2025. Apply online from anywhere, anytime, and experience a faster, smoother entry process. Learn about visa requirements, eligible countries, and the potential introduction of an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).
Malaysia has announced an extension of the visa exemption for Indian nationals until December 31, 2026. Alongside this, travelers must complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) for smoother entry. These initiatives aim to attract more tourists, drive economic growth, and prepare the country for Visit Malaysia Year 2026.
New Zealand offers international students the exciting opportunity to stay and work in the country through its Post Study Work Visa program. This visa allows graduates to gain valuable work experience while immersing themselves in the unique New Zealand lifestyle. Eligibility criteria vary depending on the level of qualification achieved.
Starting January 1, 2025, Finland will raise the minimum income threshold for foreign workers seeking residence permits. This significant change aims to ensure that foreign employees receive adequate compensation and reduce reliance on social welfare.
Poland has announced significant changes to its 2025 work visa policies. Key updates include mandatory employment contracts, increased work permit fees, and new visa requirements for Colombian nationals. These changes aim to streamline immigration for skilled workers while ensuring a more regulated labor market.
The UK government has recently introduced significant changes to its visa application process, including stricter criminal record checks for applicants and employers. These updates, effective from December 11, 2024, will impact individuals applying for visas such as the Skilled Worker route and their dependents.
