Launched in July 2025, the “QazETA” mobile application is now at the heart of Kazakhstan’s strategy to digitize migration services and improve the reception of foreign visitors. The app brings together, within a single digital gateway, electronic visa (e-Visa) procedures, the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for visa-exempt travelers, and electronic residency (e-Residency) services.
Electronic travel authorization here, extended visa-free access there, increasingly widespread digital arrival cards… In 2026, many destinations will update their travel entry requirements. Nothing insurmountable, but several new elements to factor in before packing your bags. Here’s an overview of the main changes ahead.
Mauritius is preparing to overhaul its entry procedures with the announcement of a forthcoming electronic travel authorization, aimed at modernizing and streamlining border formalities for all travelers.
Guernsey announces the extension until 2026 of its program allowing French visitors to travel to the island for same-day trips using only a national ID card. The measure aims to support tourism and strengthen cultural ties with France.
Starting September 1, 2025, Latvia will require travelers from certain third countries to obtain an ETA.
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
Canada is considering changing the conditions for obtaining its Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). A biometric step may soon be required for visa-exempt travelers.
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
Due to technical difficulties, Mozambique has temporarily suspended the recently implemented Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement for citizens of 29 visa-exempt countries. Since early May, Mozambique had required travelers of 29 visa-exempt countries to notify authorities of their arrival at least 48 hours in advance by submitting an ETA application.
Mozambique now requires travelers from 29 visa-exempt countries to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). This online process must be completed at least 48 hours prior to departure. Mozambique announces a new measure for nationals of 29 visa-exempt countries: presentation of an approved ETA on arrival becomes mandatory. On April
As electronic visas (e-Visas) and online travel authorizations (ETA, ESTA, etc.) become more common, online scams are on the rise. Fraudulent websites, misleading sponsored ads, and fake government branding are increasingly fooling travelers. Here’s how to tell the difference between online scams and legitimate travel assistance agencies. Since the UK
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
In 2025, more and more countries are adopting online procedures to simplify access to their territory. Electronic Visa (e-Visa), Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)… international travelers can now prepare their trips in just a few clicks. Find out which destinations offer these online services, as well as the official links to
Planning to travel in 2025? Here’s a rundown of the new entry requirements being introduced by various destinations: ETA in the UK and Israel, visas in Namibia, ETIAS in Europe, and more. Here’s everything you need to know to prepare your trips and avoid unpleasant surprises at border checkpoints. Traveling
Saint Kitts and Nevis is preparing to modernize its border management with the introduction of an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system in 2025. Saint Kitts and Nevis plans to strengthen border security and facilitate travel by introducing an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system in 2025. Prime Minister and Minister of
