Turkmenistan, one of the world’s most secluded nations, is taking a step towards opening its doors to international travelers ...

Moreover, Pakistani businessmen have to submit an invitation letter from any registered Indian company or any Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Similarly, those applying for a pilgrim visa ...

Visa support letters will no longer be needed ... Map of Turkmenistan: One of the country’s best known tourist attractions is the blazing natural gas crater widely referred to as the “Gates ...

According to reports, it has been issuing a decent number of visas to Indian travellers. Meaning, you can now easily explore China without any visa woes. So this summer, if you want to explore iconic ...

His trip included Disney, Universal, and a visit to his US-based girlfriend An Indian man's dream vacation to Florida ended before takeoff after his US tourist visa was denied during a 40-second ...

Visa-free travel to US possible through the Visa Waiver Program. An Indian man’s long-anticipated vacation to Florida came to an abrupt halt after his US tourist visa application was denied in a ...

A Welsh tourist who was detained in a US immigration ... processing centre in Washington State after being denied entry into Canada, over a "visa mix-up". Ms Burke believed that her case was ...

After Homeland Security revoked at least one student visa from a student at Murray State this week, MSU College Democrats are now calling for action in an open letter. The letter reads ...

The travel vlogger ... mentioned that Indians travelling to Egypt would need an invitation letter to cross the border. Meanwhile, in China, Indian passport holders are allowed a 24-hour visa-free ...

Indian applicants for US B1/B2 visitor visas are seeing significantly reduced wait times in New Delhi, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, a welcome change after facing extensive delays. However, Chennai ...

More Chinese tourists are now choosing Vietnam over Thailand. Smart visa policies could help keep it that way. The easier it is to get in, the more likely travelers, and their wallets, will follow.