The United Arab Emirates changed the requirements for a foreign passport when applying for a visa. Now the document must be valid for 6 months after the expiration date of the requested visa.
In the near future, Ukraine may cancel the visa-free regime with EU countries, in effect since 2005. This was stated by Deputy Head of the Secretariat of the President of Ukraine Ihor Popov in an…
With the switch to daylight saving time, the Schengen Agreement came into force throughout Switzerland. Passport control at the country's external borders was already abolished on December 12, 2008…
In the past year, foreign citizens crossed the borders of the United States about 46.3 million times. This figure was recorded by the US Department of Homeland Security.
France has temporarily suspended the Schengen Agreement at its borders. According to a NATO press service representative, this is due to the anniversary NATO summit being held on April 3-4 in French…
UK authorities have decided to introduce a special tax for foreign nationals. This is intended to cover the costs of social support for visitors from other countries. According to the Sunday Times…
Starting May 1, new rules for bringing food products into the European Union take effect. In particular, restrictions apply to animal products, which will be prohibited in carry-on luggage.
From March 5 to June 4, 2009, Thai authorities canceled visa fees for foreign tourists. This information is published on the website of the Embassy of Thailand in Moscow.
Honduras has changed the passport requirements for tourists entering the country. Travelers now need a passport valid for at least 3 months from the date of entry.
The European Parliament has approved new biometric parameters to be used in visas issued by EU countries. Among other things, obtaining a visa will require providing a digital photo and fingerprints…
Minister of the Interior of the Czech Republic, Civic Democrat Ivan Langer, stated that he is ready to ask the government to continue the project of returning foreigners to their homeland who lost…