Travel

Kuwait has automatically extended visit visas by 30 days and granted residents outside the country an additional 90 days to return without penalties.

China will allow citizens of the United Kingdom and Canada to enter visa-free for up to 30 days starting February 17, 2026, as part of efforts to boost tourism, business travel, and international exchanges.

Annual travel insurance in the UK covers multiple trips within a 12-month period under one policy. Learn how it works, key benefits, trip limits, coverage options, and when multi-trip insurance is worth it.

Indonesia has introduced the Global Citizenship of Indonesia (GCI), a new long-term residence option for individuals with Indonesian ancestry. The visa offers permanent stay without renewals, but with specific restrictions on work, property ownership, and political rights.

Sri Lanka has introduced a new 12-month Digital Nomad Visa and extended its tourist visa to 180 days. Learn eligibility criteria, government fees, application steps, restrictions, and what remote workers and long-stay travelers should know in 2026.

Planning to study in Poland in 2026? Here is a complete step-by-step guide on how foreign students can secure a Polish study visa, including visa types, required documents, eligibility, and application procedures.

Planning to apply for a Chinese visa in early 2026? Expect processing delays during the Spring Festival from February 14–23, 2026. Here’s what travelers need to know and how to avoid disruptions.

The United States is considering new ESTA rules that may require visa-free travelers to disclose social media usage. While officials say the proposal is about security, travelers and tourism bodies warn it could deter visits. Here is what the proposed changes mean, who ESTA applies to, and how tourism may be affected.

Choosing the wrong Schengen visa category can lead to refusal. This 2026 guide clearly explains the differences between Schengen business and tourist visas, including permitted activities, documentation, eligibility, and common reasons for rejection.

Immigration New Zealand has issued an urgent warning about phone scams targeting visa holders and migrants. Fraudsters pose as immigration officials, threaten visa cancellation, and demand payments or personal details. Here’s how the scam works and how to stay safe.