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How travellers can check the number of days they are allowed to stay in Europe using the new EES online toolA new EU online tool allows non-EU nationals to check their remaining authorised stay in EES countries. Travellers can calculate eligible d...- No French, No civic test: France’s exam‑free Visiteur visa Indian HNIs are quietly using as a first step to EU residencyFrance's 2026 immigration reforms, including civic exams and language tests, have caused concern for many. However, the financially indepen...
- New EU pet travel rules change how British travellers take pets to Europe – Check latest requirementsNew EU travel rules have significantly changed how British-based pet owners travel with animals such as dogs, cats, and ferrets. EU pet pas...
- HNIs eye Greece residency as alternative to Dubai optionAffluent Indians are increasingly eyeing Greece as a destination for permanent residency. The motivations behind this trend include evolvin...
- Visiting Europe this summer? Long airport queues may affect your travelTravellers to Europe face longer airport waits due to the EU's new digital border control system, EES. This system, fully operational from ...
- Greece set new tourism record in 2025Greece in 2025 set new records in tourism arrivals and revenue, the country's central bank said Tuesday, continuing an upward trend for the...
- EU unveils first Visa Strategy to ease travel and draw global talentThe European Commission has launched a new Visa Strategy. This plan aims to strengthen security within the Schengen area. It also seeks to ...
- Starting this October, visitors travelling to Europe will face new digital checksBeginning October 2025, the European Union will implement the Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing manual passport stamping for non-EU travel...
- EU entry fee nearly triples to €20 for foreign visitors ahead of ETIAS launchThe European Union is set to triple the ETIAS entry fee for visa-exempt travelers to €20, impacting visitors from countries like the U.S. a...
- EU’s Entry/Exit System starts October 12 - What it means for travellersThe European Union's Entry/Exit System (EES) will commence on October 12, 2025, recording biometric and travel data for non-EU nationals en...
- UK retailers demand return of tax-free shopping for touristsBritish retailers are pushing Finance Minister Rachel Reeves to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists. They argue this could significant...
- Mona Lisa will smile from a gallery of her own, but seeing her will cost extraThe Louvre is set to renovate with a new gallery for the Mona Lisa. Visitors will need to pay an extra fee to view the painting. The renova...
- Non EU-visitors to pay higher entrance fee at Paris Louvre, world's most-visited museumFrench President Emmanuel Macron announced that non-EU visitors will face higher entrance fees at the Louvre to address overcrowding and fu...
- When will the ETIAS entry charges in Europe be implemented? Understanding the application processThe ETIAS visa waiver program for Europe, which involves travel entry charges, has encountered another postponement. Initially planned for ...
- Americans can pack bags for Europe, as EU lifts travel curbsThe European Union lifted travel restrictions for U.S. residents, in the latest step toward restoring lucrative transatlantic airline route...
- EU takes big step toward relaxing travel for vaccinatedThe ambassadors also agreed to ease the criteria needed for nations to be considered COVID-19 safe and from which all tourists can travel, ...
- Indian professionals dominate Brexit-hit UK's visa hikeThere were 2,266 more Tier 2 visas granted to Indian skilled professionals, which reflected the majority (55 per cent) in the visa category...
- UK to scrap 'outdated' landing cards for Indians, othersLanding cards are filled out by an estimated 16 million international visitors from outside the European Union (EU), including Indians, ann...
- Non-EU patients, including those from India, to be charged in UKFrom April this year, non-European Union citizens settling in the UK for longer than six months are required to pay a "health surcharge" as...
- UK to charge migrants hefty medical feesUnder new rules announced by the Department of Health, patients from outside the EU will be charged up to 150% of the cost of treatment in ...
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