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Kazakhstan introduces a visa for digital nomads

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

Burundi: visa exemption for citizens of COMESA countries

Burundi recently took a significant step towards regional cooperation and African integration. President ร‰variste Ndayishimiye announced that the country would exempt nationals of COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) member states from the short-stay visa requirement. The aim of this measure is to encourage the free movement ... Read the article

India updates the content of issued e-Visas

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

Jordan exempts Libyans from visa requirements

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

Australia: Qantas tests digital arrival forms

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

Equatorial Guinea exempts Lebanese from visa requirements

In a bold move combining diplomacy and economic opportunism, Equatorial Guinea has announced its intention to grant visas to all Lebanese wishing to settle there. The decision, announced by Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue on social networks, comes against a tense geopolitical backdrop in the Middle East. A warm welcome against a backdrop of ... Read the article

South Africa: details on the future electronic travel authorization

South Africa is embarking on an ambitious digital transformation of its immigration and civic services. The aim is to modernize and simplify administrative procedures for South African citizens and international travelers alike. The Home Affairs @ Home project, unveiled by the South African Department of Home Affairs, is set to revolutionize the user experience, making ... Read the article

India offers 100,000 visas to boost tourism

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

Jordanians need visas again to travel to the UK

The recent announcement of the suspension of the e-permit system for Jordanian citizens wishing to travel to the UK has raised many questions and concerns. The decision, effective from September 10, 2024, now means that Jordanians will need to apply for a visa in advance before they can enter the UK. This ... Read the article

Visamundi joins the GBTA network

Our team is delighted to announce its integration into the GBTA (Global Business Travel Association) network, a key player in the world of business travel. Who is GBTA? Founded over 50 years ago, GBTA is the leading global association dedicated to the business travel and MICE industry. With an international network of member companies, ... Read the article

Qatar eligible for ESTA as early as December

In a landmark announcement for U.S.-Qatari relations, the U.S. State Department has confirmed that Qatar will become, as of December 1, 2024, the 42nd country to join the prestigious U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP). This decision makes Qatar the first Gulf Arab state to benefit from ... Read the article