Recent claims suggesting the suspension of visa-free entry for Indians in Indonesia have caused significant confusion. However, it is important to set the record straight. Contrary to these reports, Indonesia still warmly welcomes Indian travelers without the need for a visa.
Indonesia has halted its visa-free visits policy for 159 countries due to concerns about public order disruptions and the potential transmission of diseases. The decision comes as the country seeks to address security and health risks, although it may have implications for the tourism industry.
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Malaysian Home Minister, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, has clarified that the visa-on-arrival program will not be expanded, stating that the government aims to uphold existing national visa policies. This decision also means that visas for Indian and Chinese visitors will continue to be required.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster has announced an urgent review of the visa-on-arrival policy, prompted by the increasing number of badly behaved tourists on the island. Concerns over the accessibility of the visa category and its impact on Bali's image have led to calls for comprehensive changes.
As you may be aware, Egypt recently announced its new visa rules and will grant visas on arrival to Indian tourists. This decision was made as part of Egypt’s tourism strategy, and it is expected to bring more Indian visitors…
BLS International Services has partnered with Thailand to accept EVOA applications for 17 countries, making the visa application process smoother for visitors from these countries.
Egypt has announced new visa rules to boost tourism, offering visas on arrival to Indian tourists. This includes a five-year multiple-entry visa and a single-entry visa with a validity of 30 days. Other changes have been made to the eligibility criteria for tourists from different countries.
The UAE has announced the latest visa on arrival rules and regulations for over 70 nationalities. GCC citizens don't require a visa and can produce their GCC country passport or national ID card.
Tourists from over 103 countries can now visit Oman for up to 14 days without a visa, with an option to extend their stay.
