2025 travel just got more complex. Stay informed about new entry requirements, including Israel's ETA-IL, the UK's ETA expansion, and the EU's ETIAS. Plan your trips seamlessly with this essential guide.
Russia is planning to introduce visa-free travel for Indian tourists, following the success of its programs with China and Iran. With the Unified E-Visa already simplifying travel, this move could further strengthen tourism and business ties between the two nations.
The Russian government has expanded its e-Visa program, making it easier for citizens of 11 additional countries, such as Barbados, Bhutan, and Jordan, to travel to Russia. This streamlined system eliminates the need for complex paperwork and allows for faster visa processing.
Russia is taking a significant step towards enhancing border security by introducing a biometric data collection system for international visitors. Starting from December 1, 2024, travellers will be required to provide facial images and fingerprints at specific checkpoints.
Russia is set to offer visa-free entry to Indian travelers by spring 2025, making it easier for tourists from India to visit Moscow. This upcoming policy promises to streamline travel and strengthen tourism relations between India and Russia.
Russia's latest decree, signed by President Vladimir Putin, offers a simplified pathway to temporary residency for foreign citizens. This new policy aims to attract individuals who share traditional Russian values, easing application requirements and offering a refuge from Western policies.
Russia and India are set to launch a visa-free group tourist exchange program, streamlining travel and fostering cultural connections. The agreement is expected to be finalized by the end of 2024.
Sri Lanka is making it easier than ever to visit! The country has extended visa-free travel and introduced an e-Visa fee waiver for citizens of China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan. This simplified visa process is valid until the end of May 2024 and is designed to attract more tourists.
Russia is opening its doors to travelers from 11 Asian, African, and Middle Eastern countries. The Foreign Ministry is negotiating visa-free travel agreements, potentially including all Persian Gulf nations.
Thailand's Tourism Authority seeks to extend visa-free stays for long-haul tourists, with plans to increase revenue share. Learn about the proposed measures, current policies, and strategies for tourism recovery.
