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  • The Schengen zone is experiencing heightened border controls, with 11 countries reintroducing security measures that may affect travelers into 2025, representing a significant shift in European travel dynamics.
  • New nonstop flight routes to less mainstream Italian destinations have been launched, diversifying travel options for American tourists beyond traditional hubs like Rome.
  • The introduction of various "golden visa" programs, including changes in New Zealand and new initiatives in the U.S. and the UK, indicates a growing trend to attract foreign investment and talent through residency options.
  • A unified visa initiative is being supported among ASEAN countries to enhance cross-border tourism, reflecting ongoing efforts to facilitate travel within the region similar to the Schengen model.
  • Japan plans to implement pre-arrival screening for visa-free tourists by 2028 as part of efforts to streamline visitor entry while aiming to significantly boost tourist numbers by 2030.

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  1. Lutnick: Trump’s $5 Million ‘Gold Card’ Visa to Open for Registration Within a Week visaguide.world 5 hours ago by Arta Desku
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    The United States Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, has said that wealthy foreigners with $5 million to spare will soon be eligible to regis…

  2. New Zealand Sees Sharp Increase in Golden Visa Applications Following Relaxed Rules visaguide.world a day ago by Arta Desku
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    New Zealand’s “Golden Visa” Program has experienced a significant increase in interest in recent weeks, following the introduction of the new …

  3. Philippines Supports Unified Visa Initiative Among ASEAN Countries visaguide.world 2 days ago by Bleona Restelica
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    The authorities of the Philippines have expressed support for the introduction of a unified visa system among the ASEAN countries, similar to …

  4. Japan to Start Prescreening Visa-Free Tourists by FY 2028 visaguide.world 3 days ago by Arta Desku
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    Starting from 2028, Japan will launch pre-arrival screening of visa-free travelers, Japan’s Ministry of Justice has confirmed. The decision c…

  5. Schengen States Received 11.7 Million Visa Applications in 2024 visaguide.world 3 days ago by Arbërie Shabani
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    Over 11.7 million applications for Schengen visas were filed in 2024, up by 13.4 percent from 10.3 million recorded in 2023. According to the…

  6. UK Considers Launching New Investor Visa to Boost Economy visaguide.world 6 days ago by Arta Desku
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    The United Kingdom is considering a new program to attract wealthy foreign nationals who make a contribution to the British economy. Years af…

  7. China Announces Visa-Free Travel for Nationals of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru & Uruguay From June 1 visaguide.world 7 days ago by Arta Desku
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    Nationals from five Latin American and Caribbean countries will be eligible to travel to China visa-free from June 1, 2025. Announcing that t…

  8. Uzbekistan & China to Launch 30-Day Visa-Free Travel From June 1, 2025 visaguide.world 7 days ago by Arta Desku
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    Nationals of Uzbekistan and China will be eligible to travel to each other’s countries visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days, starting from Ju…

  9. Hong Kong Nationals Granted 30-Day Visa-Free Entry to Qatar visaguide.world 9 days ago by Arta Desku
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    Holders of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) passports are now eligible to travel to Qatar visa-free for stays of up to 30 days, t…

  10. UK to Reform Skilled Visa & Immigration Rules to Reduce Migration & Enhance Border Controls visaguide.world 9 days ago by Arta Desku
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    The United Kingdom’s government has imposed “radical reforms” on the immigration system to reduce migration and restore controls at the border…

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