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Mexico to launch new electronic visa system for air travelers

Mexico to launch new electronic visa system for air travelers

In the coming weeks, Mexico will roll out an electronic visa (e-Visa) system for foreign travelers who require a visa and enter the country by air. Currently, foreign nationals who need a visa to visit Mexico must apply in person at a Mexican embassy or consulate. This process is about

An ETA will soon be required to visit South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

An ETA will soon be required to visit South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

The South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands archipelago will soon introduce a mandatory electronic travel authorisation (ETA) system for all visitors. This measure aims to strengthen environmental protection while regulating tourism and scientific activities in this preserved territory in the South Atlantic. South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

Cuba extends the validity of tourist cards until the end of 2025

Cuba extends the validity of tourist cards until the end of 2025

While the electronic visa (e-Visa) has been the standard for entering the island since July 2024, Cuba has has just granted an unexpected reprieve to holders of physical tourist cards, who will now be able to use them until December 31, 2025. While they were initially set to expire on

Saint Kitts and Nevis launches ETA system

Saint Kitts and Nevis launches ETA system

Starting May 26, 2025, all foreign travelers will be required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before entering Saint Kitts and Nevis. As of May 26, 2025, Saint Kitts and Nevis will become the first Caribbean Community (CARICOM) nation to implement an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system. This new

U.S. may increase ESTA fee to $40

U.S. may increase ESTA fee to $40

Congress is currently reviewing a proposal that would nearly double the cost of the ESTA, the essential travel authorization required for visa-exempt visitors to the United States. The measure, assessed by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), still needs to go through several legislative steps before it can take effect.

Cuba makes electronic visas mandatory from July 1, 2025

Cuba makes electronic visas mandatory from July 1, 2025

As of July 1, 2025, Cuba will put a definitive end to the use of tourist cards. All international travelers will be required to obtain an electronic visa (e-Visa) prior to departure. A few months after launching its official eVisaCuba portal, the largest island in the Caribbean is confirming the