On September 30, South Korea and the United States will begin a pivotal round of talks aimed at overhauling the visa system affecting South Korean companies and their workers in the U.S.

South Africa’s new digital visa programs will streamline entry for international talent in film, sports, and events, boosting industry growth and global engagement.

In 2025, Italy, Greece, and France push for a flexible European tourist visa to simplify cross-border travel. The new proposal aims to boost tourism, streamline entry, and enhance accessibility for global visitors.

UK citizens are calling for urgent reform of the country’s family visa rules, as new research highlights how the Minimum Income Requirement (MIR) is preventing many families from reuniting.

The Philippines has joined Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam in supporting a unified ASEAN visa system, a move aimed at enhancing regional tourism.

The EU is speeding up visa processing to attract top US talent, responding to US funding cuts and aiming to boost innovation and collaboration across Europe.

Germany is set to revolutionize its visa application process by eliminating the remonstration procedure, a move aimed at significantly improving efficiency and reducing waiting times.

Turkmenistan is taking a bold step toward modernizing its tightly controlled visa system by proposing the introduction of an electronic visa (e-visa) platform, a move that could significantly transform the country’s restrictive migration policies.

Thailand enforces a major visa crackdown slashing stay limits from 60 to 30 days for 93 nations reshaping global travel and tightening entry regulations.

New Zealand is set to revamp its investor visa program, aiming to attract wealthy migrants, boost foreign capital, and restore the country’s status as a top investment hub.