Faisal 17 Jul 2026US tightens visa rules for students, journalists Under the new regulations, the student and exchange visa periods would be no longer than four years. #Visa #USA #Regulation2 likes0 comments#usa#visa#regulation
Abdurrahman 15 Jul 2026Cabinet approves State Revenues Law, new training visa for international trainees. #SaudiArabia #MBS #visa #Traininig4 likes0 comments#traininig#visa#mbs#saudiarabia
Abdurrahman 7 Jul 2026Saudi launches Package Visa pilot to simplify tourist travel. #SaudiArabia #Tourism #Visa #Travel #News #Hospitality3 likes2 comments#hospitality#visa#saudiarabia#travel#news
Tarique Rahman 7 Jul 2026Indian Embassy in Kuwait limits consular services to emergency cases. #India #Kuwait #Embassy #Visa #Travel #News2 likes2 comments#visa#travel#embassy#news#india
Al Zaheri1 Jul 2026UAE Visa Grace Period: Visitors Urged to Act Before July 9 Visitors affected by recent regional flight disruptions should use the UAE’s temporary visa grace period before the July 9 deadline. Authorities advise eligible travellers to extend, renew or adjust their visa status before the grace period expires to avoid overstaying penalties and ensure compliance with immigration regulations. #UAE #V4 likes4 comments#travelupdate#visa#uae
Al Zaheri28 Jun 2026UAE Visa Rules: Countries Eligible for Easier Entry The UAE offers visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival to citizens of many countries, making travel more convenient for tourists and business visitors. Eligibility depends on nationality, with varying permitted stay durations. Travellers are advised to check the latest entry requirements before departure to ensure they meet all immigration rules. #U0 likes0 comments#travel#uae#visa
Faisal 26 Jun 2026India has resumed issuing tourist visas to Bangladeshi nationals after a two-year suspension, marking a significant step toward improving bilateral relations. The announcement was made in Dhaka by India's new envoy Dinesh Trivedi, signaling renewed people-to-people exchanges and stronger diplomatic engagement between the two neighboring countries. #India #Bangladesh #Visa #Diplomacy #Travel2 likes1 comments#visa#diplomacy#travel#bangladesh#india
Jacob Smith22 Jun 2026Japan has announced a five-fold increase in visa fees for foreign visitors, marking the first revision in nearly five decades. Beginning July 1, the cost of a single-entry visa will rise from 3,000 yen to 15,000 yen, while multi-entry visas will increase from 6,000 yen to 30,000 yen. Officials say the changes are necessary to account for inflation and currency fluctuations. Despite the sharp rise,3 likes2 comments#travelnews#japan#visa
Faisal 15 Jun 2026Canada’s High Commissioner to India has said bilateral relations are improving after a period of tension, with both countries now having a better understanding of each other’s working methods. He also acknowledged concerns regarding visa processing and stressed the need to make the experience smoother for applicants. The remarks come as both nations seek to rebuild cooperation across trade, energy3 likes2 comments#internationalrelations#indiacanada#visa#diplomacy
Tarique Rahman 15 Jun 2026Kuwait is leading Gulf nations in social media-driven e-commerce, according to Visa Vice-President and General Manager for Kuwait and Qatar, Shashank Singh. He highlighted consumer confidence as a key factor behind the sector’s growth and said expanding digital commerce supports the goals of Kuwait Vision 2035. The trend is helping strengthen the country’s position as a competitive regional financ5 likes4 comments#vision2035#kuwait#ecommerce#visa
Jacob Smith8 Jun 2026Iraq’s qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked excitement among fans, but visa challenges are creating uncertainty for many hoping to attend matches in the United States. Supporters who secured tickets months ago now face hurdles in obtaining travel approval. For Iraqi football fans, the tournament represents a rare and historic opportunity, as the national team prepares for only its5 likes4 comments#fifaworldcup2026#iraq#visa#sports#football
Faisal 22 May 2026Thailand is reportedly ending its 60-day visa-free stay policy for travelers from more than 90 countries, including India. Under the proposed changes, the visa-free stay duration for most tourists may return to 30 days. The move could impact thousands of international visitors and Indian travelers planning extended holidays in Thailand, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Southeast Asi4 likes3 comments#visa#worldnews#thailand#tourism#india