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Research: Visa processing in India overtakes pre-Covid levels; group appointments not suspended:' Swiss Embassy | India News - Vimarsana News

Research: Visa processing in India overtakes pre-Covid levels; group appointments not suspended:' Swiss Embassy | India News

India News: Switzerland is not out of bounds for Indians going in groups due to the country’s embassy here not processing group visas. The Swiss embassy in India

Schengen Visa Applications: Schengen visa appointments not suspended for Indian tour groups, Swiss embassy clarifies - Vimarsana News

Schengen Visa Applications: Schengen visa appointments not suspended for Indian tour groups, Swiss embassy clarifies

Earlier, several publications ran the news that Switzerland has stopped accepting Schengen visa applications for Indian tour groups until October due to a high volume of pending applications. These articles cited the news to SchengenVisaInfo.com.

1000+ Vanuatu Nationals Sought Asylum in the Past Two Years - Vimarsana News

1000+ Vanuatu Nationals Sought Asylum in the Past Two Years

In the past two years (2021-22 and 2022-23 up until 23 June 2023), 1,032 Vanuatu nationals have sought asylum through the onshore Permanent Protection visa program in Australia.

Budget aims to fix Dutton's migration policy disasters - Vimarsana News

Budget aims to fix Dutton's migration policy disasters

From relieving the backlog of visa processing to maintaining integrity of the migration system, the 2023 Budget seeks to repair the mistakes of the Coalition.

How Visa Reform Could Benefit Jobs and Homeland Security - Vimarsana News

How Visa Reform Could Benefit Jobs and Homeland Security

Common-sense initiatives would facilitate more travel to the U.S. without compromising security.