Russia is expanding its e-Visa policy, doubling its validity to 120 days and extending the stay period to 30 days. This change aims to boost tourism and simplify entry for international travellers.
The UK is phasing out Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) in favor of eVisas, extending the transition deadline to June 1, 2025. Here’s what travellers need to know about the switch, key deadlines, and the new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system.
The UK Home Office has introduced new visa and transit rules for 2025, clarifying entry requirements and transit policies. Travellers from several countries must secure a visa, while some may qualify for Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). Stay informed to avoid travel disruptions.
Planning a trip to Azerbaijan? Consulates will be closed from March 20-31, 2025, for the Novruz and Ramadan holidays, delaying eVisa processing. However, an urgent eVisa option remains available within 3 hours. Find out how to apply and avoid travel disruptions.
The UK is set to phase out physical visa documents and introduce eVisas for all visa holders by June 2025. This move aims to enhance security, streamline verification, and simplify immigration processes. Find out what this means for travelers and how to prepare.
Did you know a valid Japan visa unlocks travel to seven more countries? From Georgia to Singapore, explore visa-free destinations, stay periods, and travel requirements for Indian passport holders.
Namibia will introduce its e-Visa on Arrival system on March 3, 2025, enhancing entry procedures for international tourists. From April 1, 2025, travelers from 33 countries must apply for a visa before arrival. Learn more about the process, costs, and affected nations.
After a two-year suspension, Ukraine is set to restart its e-Visa program on February 17, 2025, allowing travellers from 45 countries to apply online. Here’s everything you need to know about eligibility, application steps, and visa fees.
Russia has expanded its e-Visa program, adding new border checkpoints and increasing the total number of entry points to 105. The move aims to boost tourism, trade, and foreign investment by offering seamless access to travelers from 64 eligible countries.
Union Budget 2025 introduces strategic initiatives to boost India’s travel industry through infrastructure development, skill training, visa reforms, and medical tourism enhancements, positioning the country as a global tourism hub.
