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Brazil postpones e-Visa rollout to 2025

The Brazilian government has announced the postponement of the introduction of electronic visas for Australian, Canadian and American nationals until April 10, 2025. Originally scheduled for October 1, 2023, this decision had already been postponed earlier this year, and was due to come into force on April 10, 2024.

Travel to Myanmar, an authentic destination

We're delighted to introduce you to a unique and enchanting destination: Myanmar, also known as Burma. Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, this country offers an authentic and memorable experience for travelers in search of adventure and authentic cultural discovery.

Our new destination: Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan, a country nestled between Europe and Asia, embodies a harmonious balance between modernity and tradition. Its enchanting contrasts offer a unique experience where past and present come together for memorable journeys.

Libya: e-Visa introduced

Since March 21, 2024, Libya has officially offered an electronic visa system to facilitate international travelers wishing to visit, live or work in the country. This is the culmination of a multi-year project aimed at boosting the flow of people entering the country.

Access fees to Galapagos National Park raised

The Galapagos National Park government has decided to take steps to limit the impact of mass tourism on this fragile ecosystem. Raising the entrance fee to access these islands, located off the coast of Ecuador, should help preserve the environment while developing sustainable tourism and stimulating the economy ... Read the article

China: visa exemption confirmed for 6 new European countries

Having already begun its "test" of visa-free travel for many nationalities, China continues to open up to international travelers, recently announcing the extension of its visa-free policy to 6 new European countries. Discover the details of this new measure and its implications for nationals of the countries concerned.

Canada raises visa requirements for Mexicans

As of February 29, 2024, the eligibility criteria for the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) have been modified for Mexican nationals, accused by Ottawa of abusing the overstay in Canada or using the ETA to subsequently enter the USA.