Japan is opening its doors to a new breed of traveler: the digital nomad. Starting March 2024, a new visa program allows highly skilled professionals to live and work remotely in Japan for up to six months.
Explore the Henley Passport Index for 2024, revealing the unparalleled strength of passports worldwide. Delve into the rankings to identify the top 10 nations with the most powerful passports, offering their citizens extensive visa-free access. Gain insights into the evolving trends and notable climbers, as well as the contrast with the 10 least powerful passports, reflecting the varying degrees of global mobility.
In a landmark move, Iran has scrapped visas for citizens of 32 countries, including India, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. This bold initiative aims to attract millions of tourists, dispel negative perceptions, and unlock a tourism bonanza. Witness Iran's dazzling bazaars, UNESCO sites, and warm hospitality firsthand.
The new policy, which is expected to come into effect in April 2023, will allow foreign entrepreneurs to stay in the country for two years without setting up a business or making an investment.
Sri Lanka has approved a proposal to offer free visas to travelers from seven countries, including India, China, and Russia, in a bid to boost tourism. The initiative will take immediate effect as a pilot project and will run until March 31, 2024.
The Japan Rail (JR) network has raised its prices for rail passes for the first time in 40 years, causing concern among tourists. However, with a weaker yen and a steady influx of visitors, demand remains strong.
The Henley Passport Index reveals a significant shift in passport power rankings, with Japan slipping to third place after a five-year reign at the top. Singapore now takes the lead, granting visa-free entry to an impressive 192 global destinations. Meanwhile, the US and UK experience changes in their positions.
UAE residents can now easily apply for a 90-day eVisa for Japan, allowing them to fulfill their travel dreams. Discover the streamlined process, eligibility requirements, and essential information to make your Japan visa application a success.
Japan's restrictive immigration policy takes a turn as the cabinet approves the expansion of the skilled worker visa program. The plan involves increasing the number of industries covered by the visa, enabling foreigners to apply for permanent residency. Language and skill examinations will be implemented to ensure eligibility.
Planning international travel from the UAE? Learn about the hassle-free e-Visa options available for UAE expatriates in countries like Saudi Arabia, Japan, Azerbaijan, Oman, and Qatar. Discover the benefits, costs, and validity of these e-Visas, making your travel experience smoother and more convenient.