Visas

Visas that are set to expire between 1 April and 31 May 2026 will automatically receive a three‑month extension.

The measure was announced today by Alexandr Roitman, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova to Israel, citing information from MOLDPRES.

According to the Israel Population and Immigration Authority, the extension applies to all foreign holders who

The Thai government is reviewing the current visa‑exemption scheme that allows tourists from 93 countries to stay up to 60 days without a visa. Officials say the extended period is being abused for illegal work, criminal activities and short‑term property rentals.

On 10 February the Cabinet, based on a report from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, decided to set up a committee to examine

From 2026, Albania has introduced a more flexible entry regime for Indian nationals. Holders of a valid multiple‑entry Schengen, United Kingdom or United States visa can stay in Albania up to 90 days without applying for an Albanian visa.

Travelers without such a visa may obtain a Type C electronic visa, which also permits a stay of up to 90 days within a 180‑day period. The

On 14 January, the U.S. Department of State announced a pause in the issuance of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 nations. The suspension, set to begin on 21 January, will remain in effect until the department completes a review of its immigration procedures.

The measure targets countries perceived as having a higher likelihood of applicants relying on U.S. public assistance. Among

The Department of Immigration has announced the new visa pricing that will be in effect from 1 January 2026.

The government of Montenegro has re‑established a visa‑free regime for citizens of Turkey.

The maximum stay under this regime has been reduced from 90 days to 30 days.

The adjustment is intended to curb illegal migration and to align Montenegro’s policy with the European Union’s visa framework.

According to CE Report, Croatia has also formed a commission

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia has officially confirmed that a visa‑free regime for Slovenian citizens travelling to South Africa entered into force on 3 September 2025. The arrangement aligns South Africa’s entry conditions for Slovenia with those applicable to all EU Member States.

Under the new rules, Slovenian passport holders may stay in South Africa

Effective 15 August, Laos and Timor‑Leste have launched a mutual visa‑free arrangement that permits holders of regular passports to stay in the partner country for up to thirty days without a visa.

The two governments initially signed a visa‑exemption pact on 8 October 2024 that covered only official and diplomatic passports. In May 2025 the agreement was broadened to include ordinary

Effective immediately, Slovene citizens can travel to South Africa without a visa for stays of up to 90 days, provided the visit is for tourism or similar short‑term purposes.

The exemption does not cover trips made for study, employment, long‑term business, family reunification, medical treatment, or other specific purposes, as stated by the Slovenian Foreign Ministry on 16 September.

Italy welcomes millions of tourists each year, but entry requirements have become more complex with the introduction of ETIAS and the Entry/Exit System (EES). This article clarifies who needs a visa, who must obtain an ETIAS authorization, and what documents are required.

A traditional Schengen visa is still required for non‑EU nationals who intend to stay longer

South Africa has decided to allow Croatian nationals to enter the country without a visa for stays of up to 90 days, according to a statement from Croatia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The change follows intensified diplomatic dialogue, led by Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman, and coordinated actions by the ministry and the Croatian embassy in Pretoria.

Bilateral

Before traveling to Zambia, it is important to verify whether a visa is required based on your nationality. The entry requirements vary and are categorized into three groups: travelers who can obtain a visa on arrival, those who are exempt from visa requirements, and those who must apply for a visa in advance through diplomatic channels.

A convenient option for visitors planning to

In a significant change that affects thousands of Indian travellers, the U.S. Department of State has announced that most non‑immigrant visa applicants, including students, professionals, children will now be required to attend in-person consular interviews from September , 2025, onwards. The shift reflects tightening security protocols and will eliminate most automatic interview waivers that many

During the ongoing Monsoon Session of the Goa Legislative Assembly, Tourism Minister Shri Rohan A. Khaunte reiterated the state’s request to the Centre for the extension of the visa-on-arrival facility to Goa, citing the state’s growing stature as a preferred global destination and the need to ease international travel formalities.

The Minister noted that while the e-visa program has already

China’s mutual visa-exemption agreement with Malaysia officially came into effect on Thursday, July 17, simplifying travel procedures between the two countries and expanding visa-free access in the Asia-Pacific region. The agreement enables citizens holding valid ordinary passports to enter, exit, or transit through either country without a visa, provided that individual stays do not exceed 30 days

Almost all of Europe is included in the policy, with the notable high-income exceptions of Sweden and the UK.

Travellers from dozens of countries – including much of Europe – can now enter China without a visa, as the country opens up in a bid to revive tourism.

Citizens from 74 countries can now enter China for up to 30 days without a visa, a big jump from previous regulations.

The

The visa is expected to become available from the beginning of November this year.

Slovenia is set to become the latest European nation to launch a digital nomad visa.

The country will offer remote workers a one-year permit to live in the country. The visa is expected to become available from the beginning of November this year.

It is hoped that it will attract talent

China will allow visa-free entry for nationals of five Latin American countries for one year to boost closer connections with the region.

Starting June 1, citizens of Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay will be allowed to enter China for up to 30 days without a visa, China’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday. The trial program will be in effect for one year.

“We welcome

 While applications aren't yet open, the programme is expected to launch in the coming months.

If you’ve dreamed of living and working in one of the many paradisiacal destinations in the Philippines, now might be your chance to make that dream a reality.

The country is launching a new digital nomad visa, which will allow remote workers to stay for up to two years.

President

 Vietnam is experiencing an economic boom, making it increasingly attractive as a destination for high-net-worth foreigners.

Vietnam has announced it will introduce a new 10-year golden visa programme.

The Southeast Asian country is looking to attract long-term residents, investors and professionals from around the world.

It hopes, in turn, that this will bolster Vietnam’s