Pakistan’s digital visa platform offers approvals within 24 hours for many nationalities. With options for up to 90-day stays ...

Here we go again. Yet another major tourist destination is rolling out an Entry Travel Authorization, the much-dreaded digital permit requirement that is slowly but surely ending complete visa-free ...

South Africa will revolutionise its immigration process by launching a fully digital Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system in September 2025 for short-term tourists from visa-required countries ...

Travelling to Thailand will be easier with the new Thai E-visa system. From January 1, people from almost any country can apply for a visa online. You don’t need to visit an embassy or consulate ...

To submit the TDAC application, visit the Thailand Immigration Bureau’s official website. The online application will prompt you to provide details regarding your passport, personal information, ...

Thailand had also planned to introduce a 300-baht (about $9) tourism tax to help fund infrastructure and a separate Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system in 2025.

The UK ETA, for example, is now required for all foreign visitors to the United Kingdom, and the European Union’s new electronic travel authorization system ETIAS is scheduled to go into effect ...

The Thai ETA would be mandatory for visitors who enjoy visa-free travel to Thailand: an extensive list of almost 100 ‘visa waiver’ countries including Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, ...

Since 1 April, an electronic, fee-based permit, an "Electronic Travel Authorization" or ETA for short, has been required to enter the UK. This can be requested on an official website and in an app.

Thailand has also delayed the launch of the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system to pre-screen visa-free travellers, which was originally planned for December 1, 2024.

The ETA costs £10 (rising to £16 on April 9) and is valid for two years It’s required for non-British, non-Irish nationals, except those with UK residency or transit passengers ...