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US working to reduce visitor visa wait time for Indians after decrease of 75% - Vimarsana News

US working to reduce visitor visa wait time for Indians after decrease of 75%

The US decreased visa wait time by 75% but working to reduce more in one area of travel ie people travelling for the first time to the United States for tourism | Travel

UK new visa rule: You can now work in the country on tourist visa - Vimarsana News

UK new visa rule: You can now work in the country on tourist visa

The United Kingdom will introduce changes in its visa rules on January 31, allowing tourist visa holders to work with clients and work remotely while visiting the country.

UK will let those on tourist visas work in the country from the new year - Vimarsana News

UK will let those on tourist visas work in the country from the new year

From January 31, 2024, the UK will revise Visitor Visas, permitting remote work but emphasizing non-work intent. Changes include client work, working from the UK, and expanded activities for professionals. These aim to boost business and tourism.

Mumbai US consulate issues record Visitor Visas to Indians - Vimarsana News

Mumbai US consulate issues record Visitor Visas to Indians

The US Consulate-General in Mumbai set a new record of issuing Visitor Visas with reduced waiting time and a 'special Saturday' of interviews for a staggering 2,023 applicants, an official said here.The consulate held the additional Saturday ...

Canada has a plan in the works to fast track some visitor visas - Vimarsana News

Canada has a plan in the works to fast track some visitor visas

Canada intends to prioritize the processing of certain visitor visas, particularly those related to tourism, major conferences, and events. The move is geared towards facilitating the entry of individuals attending such gatherings in Canada, as long as they are registered with IRCC.