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The Visamundi teams keep abreast of frequent legislative changes in immigration policy and share trends, news, announcements, rumors and other relevant information with you.

Zanzibar archipelago back in service

Tanzania mainland had already opened its borders on May 18, but since the day before yesterday, Zanzibar has also been accessible. Certain flights and tourist activities have now resumed on the archipelago. An e-Visa is still required to visit the country, at the same price. It would appear that the destination has not taken any drastic measures in relation to ... Read the article

Business picks up for some airlines

At a time when several European countries have embarked on the road to decontamination, airlines are gradually returning to service. In many parts of the world, this is happening slowly but surely. Here are the details for a few airlines: Corsair resumes flights on June 18 Subject to the evolution of ... Read the article

Visamundi supported by ADN Booster

We're delighted to be joining the spring 2020 class of the ADN Ouest gas pedal. Their aim is to "actively contribute to the development of the digital economy in the Pays de la Loire and Brittany regions" by supporting and challenging innovative companies in the sector. The support program will last 6 months, during which we will be able to benefit ... Read the article

Barometer: travellers' perceptions of consular services

Following a survey conducted by VISAMUNDI, 5,700 individuals and 1,500 professionals were asked about their perception of consular services. We wanted to share with you the results of this December 2019 study. The first observation we can make is that, when purchasing a tourist service abroad, 1 customer out of 2 ... Read the article

Rwanda opens up to tourism with new visa regime

Finally, some good news for the tourism sector, whose formalities have been turned upside down in recent weeks with the spread of Covid-19. Rwanda, nicknamed the "land of a thousand hills", is an East African country with one of the most open visa policies on the African continent. In particular, it offers free visas to ... Read the article

Egypt e-Visa can be extended up to 5 years

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly declared on Monday March 02, at a meeting with the Egyptian Cabinet and officials from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, that Egyptian visas and e-visas, initially extendable for up to 90 days, are now extendable for up to 5 years!

Turkey discontinues e-Visa for 6 nationalities

We tend to forget it in France: some of our European neighbors still need an e-Visa to visit the country at the gateway to Europe. From March 2, the Turkish government has announced that 6 nationalities will now be able to visit the country without a visa for short stays (max 90 days ... Read the article