Laos eases visa policies
Until the end of the year, Laos is extending its visa exemption policy and increasing visa validity for tourists from certain countries.
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Until the end of the year, Laos is extending its visa exemption policy and increasing visa validity for tourists from certain countries.
By the end of the year, citizens from 10 to 20 additional countries could benefit from visa-free travel to Indonesia.
The Immigration Agency of Mongolia advises foreigners traveling for tourism to refrain from engaging in activities beyond the purpose of their visit. In a bid to support its tourism sector and attract more international visitors, Mongolia has declared the years 2023 to 2025 “Years to Visit Mongolia”. As part of
Starting July 1, 2024, tourists from three new countries will be eligible for visa-free stays in China for up to 15 days. China is set to expand its recent key measure aimed at simplifying travel by adding three countries to its unilateral visa exemption policy. “To further promote the exchange
Foreign visitors exempt from entry visas to Japan will soon be required to obtain an ESTA-type electronic travel authorization to visit the Land of the Rising Sun. Tourists from 71 countries and territories, including European states, do not need a visa to travel to Japan. Simply with a valid passport,
Indonesia’s immigration services are down on June 20th, causing an inability to apply for visas online and delays at airports across the archipelago.
In France and Italy, various Chinese Visa Application Service Centers are ceasing operations. In recent months, China has unprecedentedly simplified its travel procedures. Among the recent measures introduced by China to promote exchanges is a unilateral visa exemption for citizens of 12 countries until December 31, 2025. Tourists and business
To boost its tourism industry, Laos might expand its list of visa-exempt countries.