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The leader of the centre-right party EPP, Manfred Weber, has slammed Hungary's recent decision to simplify visa restrictions for Russian visitors by introducing a new fast-track visa system. Earlier in July, Budapest quietly introduced a new visa regime for eight countries, including Russia and Belarus. The policy, said to be designed for seasonal workers under its National Card programme, would allow visitors to enter the country without security checks and enable them to move freely to other EU countries. The decision sparked EPP President Weber to send a letter to European Council President...
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Singapore has been recrowned as the country with the world’s most powerful passport in 2024. Its nationals are now able to visit a record 195 countries visa-free, making them the world’s most privileged travellers according to the latest Henley Passport Index. The city-state moves ahead of a pack of countries that were sharing the top spot at the start of the year; France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain have all dropped to second place, each with access to 192 countries sans visa. “The general trend over the past two decades has been towards greater travel freedom, with the global average nu...
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Taiwan is set to join the growing list of East Asian countries offering digital nomad visas. In an announcement last Thursday, National Development Council (NDC) Minister Paul Liu said he hopes the six-month visa will attract global talent. Rather than rivalling recently launched digital nomad visas in Japan, South Korea and Thailand, Taiwan’s visa could complement them. For example, remote workers could head to Taiwan after using Japan’s non-extendable six-month visa. EU tourists currently enjoy 90-day visa-free access to Taiwan but they are not permitted to work during this time. Liu also an...
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Planning a year out to explore Europe? The ‘90-day’ rule is likely to catch you out: it stipulates that non-EU nationals with a valid visa can only enter Schengen Area countries for a total of 90 days in a 180-day period. That applies in 25 out of the 27 EU countries, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. It might feel like that leaves little time to explore the continent - but don’t pack up your bags to go home just yet. Here’s where to break up your stay so you remain on the right side of Europe’s 90-day rule \- and avoid a potential one-year ban - as recommended by trav...
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Thailand has long been a popular homebase for digital nomads - but they haven’t been officially welcomed, until now. The country’s long awaited digital nomad visa has finally launched, giving people a chance to work there remotely for up to one year at a time. The so-called Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) “targets digital nomads, remote workers and freelancers, as well as those who want to learn muay Thai [boxing] and Thai cuisine,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Chai Wacharonke told press when announcing the measure in May. The multiple-entry visa is valid for five years and can be used for stays...
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