Discover how travelers from 97 countries can apply for Indonesia’s e-Visa on Arrival through VFS Global. Skip immigration queues with this simple, user-friendly online platform designed to enhance your travel experience.
International travellers can now apply for Indonesia's e-Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) through VFS Global. This platform offers a seamless visa process, saving time with pre-approval for quicker entry. Learn about fees, documents, and steps to apply.
Greece emerged as one of the top Schengen destinations, drawing over 627,000 visa applications. Turkish nationals led the list of applicants, while some countries faced higher rejection rates. This guide covers Greece's visa statistics, rejection trends, and visa types to help travelers navigate the application process.
As Diwali approaches, many are gearing up for a much-needed escape. With the festive season on the horizon, this year offers an excellent opportunity to take advantage of long weekends and smartly planned leaves. If you’re looking for budget-friendly destinations…
Indonesia has appointed VFS Global as the exclusive service provider for its e-Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) facility, aiming to simplify the visa process and boost tourism. Starting from December 2024, travelers from 97 eligible countries can apply for their e-VoA online, making travel to Indonesia easier and more convenient.
In a move to boost tourism and attract investment, Indonesia has announced visa-free entry for Singapore Permanent Residents (PRs) traveling to Bintan, Batam, and the Karimun Islands. This new policy allows PR holders to stay for up to four days,…
A recent analysis of New Zealand visitor visa applications reveals a wide range of rejection rates across different countries. While some nationalities face significant challenges, others have demonstrated high approval rates.
Bali is cracking down on tourists who skip paying the mandatory tourism tax, with proposed penalties including fines and jail time. The tax, introduced in February, funds vital tourism infrastructure and cultural preservation on the island
Indonesia is reviewing its controversial visa-on-arrival policy, which has increased travel costs for tourists, especially in Bali. The policy, aimed at generating funds for sustainable tourism, may soon be scrapped for visitors from key countries.
Indonesia's new "Golden Visa" scheme offers long-term residency options for foreign investors, aiming to boost the economy. With flexible investment routes and special provisions for its new capital city, the initiative seeks to attract high-quality investors.
