Namibia launches its new electronic visa system
Travelers from the 33 countries affected by the introduction of the Namibia entry visa requirement on April 1, 2025 can now apply for their electronic visa. Find out more about the procedure.
Namibia to launch new visa system on March 3, 2025
Faced with recent accusations of malfunctioning of its e-Visa portal, Namibia clarifies the situation and announces the launch of its electronic visa on arrival system for March 3, 2025.
Indonesia: 5 reasons why you should opt for an e-VOA
Indonesia, a popular destination for travelers, encourages tourists to opt for the electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA), a system that greatly facilitates entry procedures. Discover the five main reasons put forward by the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration for choosing this option before your trip.
South Korea launches its e-Arrival Card system
From February 24, 2025, travelers to South Korea will be able to complete an electronic arrival card (e-Arrival Card) prior to arrival. This online formality will replace the traditional paper form by the end of the year.
Ukraine resumes issuing electronic visas for foreigners
After a suspension of more than two years due to the conflict in the country, Ukraine has announced that it will resume issuing its electronic visa from February 17, 2025. After more than two years of interruption, Ukraine is relaunching its electronic visa program (e-Visa) as of this February 17,
Russia: a new border checkpoint accessible with an electronic visa
Russia today announced the expansion of the list of checkpoints accessible to international travelers with an electronic visa (e-Visa). The Russian government has just added a new checkpoint for entering Russia with an electronic visa (e-Visa), bringing the total number to 105. “Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has signed a directive
Nigeria: e-Visa officially launched on March 1, 2025
From March 1, 2025, tourists, businessmen and foreign investors will be able to apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) to travel to Nigeria. Nigeria is set to take the next step in modernizing its immigration system with the introduction of the electronic visa (e-Visa), an initiative designed to make entry
Visa exemption: why are Electronic Travel Authorizations becoming the new norm?
Faced with new security and technological challenges, many countries are gradually replacing traditional visa exemptions with electronic travel authorizations. Faster, safer and better adapted to the demands of the modern world, these new formalities are transforming the management of migratory flows. What are the advantages of this evolution, and why
Somalia modernizes its electronic visa service
Somalia recently updated its electronic visa system with the launch of eTAS, a more “user friendly” site to simplify the process for travelers.
Liberia prepares to launch its electronic visa on arrival system
Liberia is modernizing its immigration system with the imminent launch of an electronic Visa On Arrival system. This initiative will simplify procedures for international travellers and enhance the effectiveness of border controls. Liberia will shortly be taking a major step towards modernizing its immigration services with the launch of an
ETIAS vs. EES: Two systems, two different objectives
In 2025, the European Union will introduce two new systems to strengthen the management of its external borders: EES and ETIAS. The aim is to modernize controls, improve security and facilitate the flow of travelers. Find out what’s going to change and how to prepare. The European Union is preparing
Namibia’s new visa policy is moving forward
From April 1, 2025, citizens of several countries will need to obtain a visa on arrival or online before traveling to Namibia.
Aruba introduces an optimized online Embarkation/ Disembarkation card
Aruba facilitates the arrival of travelers with an enhanced version of its online Embarkation/ Disembarkation card. The new system aims to reduce entry times and improve the tourist experience.
Thailand: The TM6 immigration form goes digital with the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)
From May 1, 2025, Thailand will adopt a new digital immigration system: the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). This system will replace the paper TM6 form, with the aim of simplifying entry procedures for foreign travelers. Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism and Sports today confirmed the preparation of a forthcoming online
Dominica modernizes its entry system with an online immigration form
As of October 18, 2024, Dominica has introduced a digital immigration and customs form allowing travelers to simplify their border crossing.
