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May 8, 2022
New travel authorization system, which will be largely automated, aims to counter security risks - Click the link for more details.
April 27, 2022
Why is the Commission proposing to introduce online visa applications?
April 27, 2022
The European Commission proposed on 27 April the digitalisation of the Schengen visa process, replacing the visa sticker, and introducing the possibility to submit visa applications online through the European online visa platform.
April 11, 2022
From late 2022, eligible nationals of some foreign countries will require a special permit to enter the countries of the European Union. The permit is known as ETIAS or ETIAS visa waiver.
April 5, 2022
The EBAA has requested clarification on whether Part 91 operators, will be included amongst the carriers impacted by the eu-LISA programme set to launch over the next two years. From September this year, carriers from across the aviation industry will need to verify electronically whether a third country national travelling to the Schengen Area has … Continue reading "EBAA provides update on EU-LISA programme"
March 24, 2022
European nationals in Republic of Ireland will have to apply online for US-style visa waiver under post-Brexit immigration rules
February 24, 2022
NEW travel rules due to Brexit were first introduced last year, although the pandemic meant many Brits were unable to go abroad.This means many may be
February 24, 2022
NEW travel rules due to Brexit were first introduced last year, although the pandemic meant many Brits were unable to go abroad.This means many may be
February 14, 2022
COUNTRIES around the world charge a tourist tax to Brits who visit and stay for a holiday.The amount is often added to the bill at your hotel - so you
February 3, 2022
Brexit and Covid have combined to add hundreds to the cost of your next holiday. But savvy travellers can still steer clear