Hungary Allows Visa-Free Transit
Hungary has become another country allowing visa-free transit for holders of Schengen visas, as well as visas of countries that are new members of the European Union: Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech…
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Hungary has become another country allowing visa-free transit for holders of Schengen visas, as well as visas of countries that are new members of the European Union: Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech…
Citizens of Bulgaria and Romania who wish to obtain work in the UK after their countries join the European Union will have to obtain special permission from the relevant British government bodies…
Switzerland is an example of a classic tourist country: elegant cities and famous resorts with cozy hotels, majestic mountains, pristine lakes and picturesque hillsides. Here, all the beauties of…
The government of Romano Prodi came to power in Italy not long ago, but has already caused the strongest discontent among the majority of Italians. The ruling social-democratic bloc could think of…
Passport and visa departments around the world, it seems, will have to abandon the idea of biometric passports – electronic chips that store unique anthropological data of a person.
Last week, the country's government approved amendments proposed by the Ministry of Justice, which introduce stricter requirements for applicants for Latvian citizenship.
According to the European Central Bank (ECB), in the first half of 2006 alone, 300,000 counterfeit banknotes were withdrawn from circulation.
There are many hotels promoting their services on the Internet, but even more intermediaries. Having a vague idea of what exactly to look for on the Web, and typing, for example, "Hotel + London"…
In Germany, the government's plans to introduce a ban on smoking in public places are being discussed increasingly actively. If the project is implemented, the youth protection law may also be…
Some public organizations help those in need, so to speak, on all fronts: they not only influence the creation of new laws, but also protect a person from the consequences of a once committed mistake.