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Thailand ends visa-free entry for India; cuts stay for 92 other countries. Check full listThailand has revoked its 60-day visa-free entry for Indian travelers, moving India to the Visa on Arrival category. This change, affecting ...- Suryakumar Yadav's future up for review after UK T20IsSuryakumar Yadav faces performance pressure for future T20 tournaments. His batting consistency is key for the 2028 Olympics. Young Vaibhav...
- UK could make migrants wait up to 20 years before becoming settled - making it one of the longest waits in worldThe UK government plans to significantly increase the time migrants must wait for permanent residency, doubling the standard period to ten ...
- What young travellers need to know about Australia’s Working Holiday Maker visaAustralia's Working Holiday Maker program offers young people a chance to explore the country for a year. This popular visa allows travel, ...
- What to know about Ireland’s ‘Long-Term Residency’ programIreland's Long-Term Residency program offers non-EU citizens a pathway to permanent settlement after five years of legal residence. It attr...
- UK visa in hand? Five European destinations Indian travellers can visit without any extra paperworkGreat news for Indian travelers. A valid UK visa now unlocks access to Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, Ireland and Georgia. Explore historic s...
- Countries that offer extended Work Visas for international graduatesExtended work visas provide Indian students the opportunity to stay and work in their study destination countries. Popular options include ...
- Indonesia offers 'golden visa' to entice foreign investorsIndonesia has introduced a golden visa scheme to attract foreign investors and boost its national economy. The scheme grants a residence pe...
- Ireland is calling in foreign workers to fill labour shortage gapsIreland has granted 6,868 employment permits to Indians in the first seven months of 2023 for fields including health, communications, acco...
- Indian nurses hoping to work in Ireland stuck in visa 'logjam': ReportWith the waiting times for visas going up, nurses have missed their exam slots, making them wait for the next exam, pay the fee again and s...
- Wealthy Indians will find it difficult to get European golden visas from nowGolden visas offer the opportunity for wealthy people to essentially ‘buy’ the right to residency - sometimes even without having to live i...
- Ireland to close visa scheme for wealthy investorsIreland's Immigrant Investor Programme, which also provided visas to those donating 500,000 euros to philanthropic causes, has overseen inv...
- Your complete guide to an Irish student visaProspective students should begin by taking a closer look at the courses on offer at Irish higher education institutions, as well as the ad...
- UK to be on India's e-visa system from Independence DayUK is among 36 new countries to be added to India's electronic visa system from Independence Day, taking the number of nations on the list ...
- E-tourist visas for 31 more countries including Argentina, Ireland and UK by June 15The e-visa scheme presently covers 45 countries and can be availed across 9 int'nl airports. With the expansion, list will go up to 76 coun...
- By December 2014, Indians will be able to travel to Ireland and UK on single visaHome secretary Theresa May on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Republic of Ireland to strengthen the Common Travel Area.
- Indians to benefit from new Irish-UK visa deal"This agreement will make it easier for travellers to visit both Ireland & UK, while strengthening Common Travel Area borders," said Theres...
- Indians visiting UK can now travel to Ireland without visaThe waiver prog will run from July 1 until Oct 2012, including London Olympics period, when large number of Indians are expected.
- Now visit UK, and travel to Ireland without visaIndians visiting Britain on tourist visas will soon be able to visit neighbouring Ireland without a visa, under a visa waiver programme.
- Skilled non-EU nationals can live & work in IrelandIT workers, bankers and scientists from outside the EU will now have an easier passage to Ireland.
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