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South Korea Tourist Visa For Indians: Your Guide To The World Of K-Pop - Vimarsana News

South Korea Tourist Visa For Indians: Your Guide To The World Of K-Pop

Exploring your ideal Korean getaway? Our easy-to-follow guide breaks down the process of applying for a tourist visa to South Korea for Indian citizens.

Olympic-bound boxers to train in Turkey as MOC approves proposals for foreign training, competitions - Vimarsana News

Olympic-bound boxers to train in Turkey as MOC approves proposals for foreign training, competitions

Sports ministry's Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has approved proposals of Paris Olympics bound boxers to train in Turkey, with just few months left for the global event."MYAS, under Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS), will provide financial ...

UK visa fees spike as Sunak government hikes health surcharge by 66% - Vimarsana News

UK visa fees spike as Sunak government hikes health surcharge by 66%

Starting February 6, the United Kingdom will introduce a significant hike in its immigration health surcharge (IHS) for visa applicants. Applications submitted before January 6 will not be subject to the higher surcharge. The Sunak government also raised visa fees for tourists, students, and foreign workers, including an additional £15 for visit visas and an increase of £127 for student visas.

Kenya stands to benefit by waiving visa fees for all - Vimarsana News

Kenya stands to benefit by waiving visa fees for all

The country could attract millions of tourists and other travellers with their dollars.

H-1B visa: US visa fee hike postponed, now likely in April 2024 - Vimarsana News

H-1B visa: US visa fee hike postponed, now likely in April 2024

E-registrations for the annual H-1B cap lottery typically occur in March. The proposed E-registration fee increase, from $10 to $215, aimed to deter misuse of the lottery system. With the delay in publishing the final regulation, the H-1B cap applications for the 2024-25 season are unlikely to be subject to higher fees.