Sébastien Couix
Kuwait has just put its electronic visa system on hold, and without warning. A decision that comes as a surprise to globetrotters accustomed to preparing their trip with a simple click. Gone are the comforts of the online visa, replaced by a retro parenthesis where the old-fashioned stamp reigns supreme. A system undergoing maintenance, ... Read the article
Gone are the long queues and tedious procedures involved in obtaining a visa for the Democratic Republic of Congo on arrival. At the dawn of 2025, the country is preparing to launch its fully electronic visa. This long-awaited digital sesame, first announced in 2023, promises to radically transform the experience of travelers wishing to set foot ... Read the article
On November 25, 2023, a group of 5th graders from the Collège Saint-Winoc in Bergues, northern France, had their school trip to Scotland canceled at the last minute due to an administrative problem. This misadventure highlights the importance of rigorous preparation for international trips, particularly in the post-Brexit context. ... Read the article
Do you dream of discovering the wonders of Vietnam, but the visa process has you in a cold sweat? Don't panic! The solution to your Vietnamese e-visa payment problems is at hand. Let's dive into the administrative maze to guide you towards a successful visa application. Vietnam ... Read the article
From January 1, 2025, South Korea will re-impose the Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) requirement for travelers from 67 currently exempt countries and territories. This temporary exemption, introduced on April 1, 2023 as part of the "Visit Korea Year 2023-2024" program, was aimed at boosting tourism ... Read the article
China is redrawing the contours of its policy for welcoming foreign visitors. Gone are the days when the Middle Kingdom barricaded itself behind an administrative wall. Now, the country is rolling out the red carpet to a growing number of nationalities, offering them simplified access to its thousand-year-old treasures and futuristic megacities. The Chinese government ... Read the article
The countdown has begun for travelers to the UK. From November 27, nationals of many countries will have to comply with a new formality: obtaining an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). This measure, which is part of the UK's drive to digitalize its borders by ... Read the article
From January 1, 2025, French notaries will play a crucial role in the legalization and apostille of documents. No more obstacle course! Until now, getting a French document recognized abroad has often been a headache. Between trips to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and visits to embassies, obtaining the precious sesame ... Read the article
Gone are the days when you could fly to Tunisian beaches with a simple identity card in your pocket. From January 1, 2025, Tunisia will be tightening the screws: all travelers, including Europeans, will be required to present a valid passport before setting foot on Tunisian soil. This decision, ... Read the article
Tanzania is set to simplify its entry procedures for international travellers. From January 30, 2025, the country "should" suspend the issuance of visas on arrival, requiring visitors to obtain an electronic visa before departure. This decision, which has already prompted a number of reactions from the tourism industry, marks a turning point ... Read the article
The world has changed radically in recent years, with the rise of digital technologies enabling new forms of remote working. Kazakhstan is no exception to this trend, and recently announced an initiative that could revolutionize the way digital workers think about their business. By introducing a visa for ... Read the article
The Panamanian government has just published a decree that considerably extends visa exemption for certain foreign travelers. The measure, which will come into force on January 1, 2025, is designed to simplify entry into the country for holders of visas or residence permits issued by nations considered "safe". Until now, travelers ... Read the article
As India continues its quest for modernization, a subtle but significant change has just been made to its e-Visa system. Contrary to rumors, this is not a complete overhaul of the application process. The core of this update concerns only the rendering of the documents issued, more specifically the PDF files ... Read the article
A new era has dawned for Libyan travellers wishing to discover the treasures of Jordan. The Hashemite kingdom has just made it easier for Libyan nationals to enter its territory by waiving their visa requirements. This decision, taken by the Jordanian Ministry of the Interior, marks a turning point in relations between the two countries. Gone are the ... Read the article
As of October 24, Indian, Iraqi and Egyptian nationals can no longer disembark in Yerevan simply with an e-Visa. The government has put an end - at least temporarily - to the e-Visa system for these 3 nationalities, unless they present a valid visa for a Western region. This decision, which ... Read the article
From November 1, 2024, France will be reintroducing border controls with its Schengen neighbors. This step backwards will last until the end of April 2025. Why this shift? Internal security is at the heart of this decision. The French authorities point to serious threats, such as ... Read the article
India, with its rich culture and varied landscapes, attracts many tourists from all over the world every year. To facilitate entry to its territory, the Indian government has introduced the e-Visa system, a fast and convenient option for travelers. However, it is important to understand the subtleties of this system ... Read the article
Gone are the days of lost pens and hastily scribbled declarations! Australia is about to say goodbye to paper arrival forms, relics of a bygone era that have haunted travelers' suitcases for decades. Qantas, the country's flagship airline, has just launched a trial that could well revolutionize the experience of ... Read the article
Do you dream of living the famous "American Dream"? The Diversity Visa Program, also known as the "Green Card Lottery", could be your ticket to the United States. Administered by the U.S. Department of State, this program offers up to 55,000 immigrant visas a year to people from countries with a low ... Read the article
Indonesia's electronic visa system has been hit by a major security breach, putting the confidential information of thousands of travelers at risk. This worrying breach comes at a time when Indonesia is seeking to boost its tourist appeal, particularly in Bali. A bug with alarming consequences The problem was discovered when several ... Read the article
Remember that story about the Egyptian e-Visa for Canadians? Well, we've got some news, and not the least: the date is finally known! December 1, D-Day for Canadian travelers After months of suspense and speculation, the final word is in: it's December 1 ... Read the article
Thailand is set to reintroduce a controversial tourist tax, a decision that is already sparking heated debate in the kingdom. The new Minister of Tourism, Sorawong Thienthong, has announced his intention to introduce the tax of 300 baht () for visitors arriving by air, and 150 baht () for those ... Read the article
Qatar has just joined the prestigious club of countries benefiting from the visa waiver program for the United States. This historic announcement makes the small emirate the first Gulf country to join this coveted scheme. From December 1, 2024, Qataris will be able to travel across the Atlantic without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. ... Read the article
Thailand, the country of a thousand smiles, never ceases to surprise us. Having long juggled with paper visas and interminable airport queues, the kingdom is now giving itself a digital facelift. E-Visa here, ETA there... It almost looks like a menu from a trendy Bangkok restaurant. But make no mistake... Read the article
Travelers beware: if you've got a tourist card for Cuba sitting in a drawer, it's time to dust it off! The Cuban authorities have just announced an extension to the validity of these precious sesames. Originally scheduled to expire at the end of 2024, the deadline has now been set for June 30, 2025. A ... Read the article
Cuba has just relaxed its entry procedures for foreign visitors, news that should delight travelers and tourism professionals alike. No more last-minute stress about completing formalities online! From now on, tourists will be able to register on the D'Viajeros platform up to one week (7 days) before their arrival on the island. This ... Read the article
India is pulling out all the stops to boost tourism. The government has just announced a shock measure: 100,000 free visas for foreign tourists. The initiative, dubbed "Chalo India" (Let's go to India), is designed to give the country's tourism sector a serious boost. A tempting offer, but not a first This is the ... Read the article
Sri Lanka reverses its visa policy. After months of prevarication and changes of course, the country is finally reinstating its Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system, following the election of new President Anura Kumara Dissanayaka. This decision puts an end to a chaotic period which began last April ... Read the article
Yesterday, September 26, 2024, Algeria decided to reintroduce visa requirements for all Moroccan nationals wishing to enter its territory. This measure puts an end to almost 20 years of free movement between the two countries, introduced in 2005 following an agreement between former Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and ... Read the article
Last October, Egypt suspended the possibility for Canadian travellers to apply for a visa online or on arrival. This decision caused concern among those wishing to visit Egypt's wonders without complicating their lives with lengthy paperwork. However, the good news is that the ... Read the article
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