Mexico No Longer Grants Default 180-Day Visitor Permit Stays
Mexican immigration officials will no longer automatically grant 180-day visitor permits, instead aligning duration with travel intent.
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Mexican immigration officials will no longer automatically grant 180-day visitor permits, instead aligning duration with travel intent.
Solomon Islands
positive
The Solomon Islands has introduced a new eVisa system, streamlining entry for most visitors.
Bahrain
positive
Bahrain introduced new single-entry and eVisa options, alongside extended stays for several nationalities from 2026.
India
positive
India is rolling out biometric kiosks at airports to speed up immigration for e-Visa holders.
United Arab Emirates
positive
Dubai airports launch 'Click and Travel' mobile passport control, speeding up entry and departure procedures.
India
positive
India will no longer stamp boarding passes for international travellers departing from its airports starting September 1.
European Union border checks will lose temporary flexibility for biometric data collection from 6 September, potentially increasing wait times.
Malaysia
critical
Malaysia has restricted its Multiple Entry Visa eligibility to 31 nationalities and four specific travel purposes since September 2026.
New Zealand
critical
New Zealand will require online applications for most visitor and transit visas from October 2026.
India
positive
India's new e-Group Visit Visa allows cruise operators to apply for multiple-entry, 30-day visas for their passengers.
Brazil
positive
Brazil will issue temporary visas electronically for nationals of countries exempt from visitor visa requirements, starting September 2026.
Kazakhstan
standard
Kazakhstan's QazETA travel authorisation is not yet mandatory, but authorities have begun setting out a phased rollout timeline.
Morocco
positive
Morocco's official eVisa platform is accepting applications again after a period of sustained disruption.
Angola
critical
Angola has launched a new official online platform for electronic visa applications, changing the application process.
Egypt
standard
Egyptian authorities are considering raising visa fees by around $15 from 2027, a change that would apply to applications made through the national eVisa platform.
Albania
critical
Multiple fraudulent websites impersonating Albania's official eVisa portal have been discovered, exposing travellers to scams.
Bolivia
critical
Bolivia's mandatory SIGEMIG online entry form must be completed by nearly all foreign travellers before arrival.
Peru
positive
Peru officially launched the e-SAMI system to streamline electronic visa applications for foreign nationals requiring entry authorisation.
Oman
positive
Oman implemented a new free 14-day tourist visa category for eligible visitors, effective August 2026.
Thailand
critical
Thailand introduces THIM app, a new digital platform for foreign nationals to submit mandatory arrival cards, becoming compulsory by August 2026.
China
positive
China expands visa-free entry schemes for ordinary passport holders from Kyrgyzstan and Vietnam.
New Zealand
critical
Most New Zealand visitor visa applications must now be submitted through an enhanced online system.
Brazil
critical
Brazil has reintroduced a tourist visa, an online eVisa, for US, Canadian and Australian travellers on a reciprocity basis.
Colombia
standard
Colombia clarifies visa-free entry for many nationalities, including extensions and the mandatory Check-Mig pre-registration form.
Northern Cyprus
positive
Northern Cyprus has introduced an electronic visa system for Armenia, Nigeria, and Syria, replacing the previous consular visa requirement.
Kenya
positive
Kenya grants visa-free entry to most African and 26 non-African nations, implementing an eTA system for others.
Philippines
positive
Philippines launches e-Visa for temporary visits by residents of Micronesia, Guam, Palau, CNMI, and Marshall Islands.
United Kingdom
standard
The United Kingdom has issued 23.2 million Electronic Travel Authorisations in one year, with United States nationals the largest group by some distance.
India
positive
India ends physical boarding pass stamping for departures, while e-Arrival Card and e-Visa requirements for entry remain.
Northern Cyprus
standard
Northern Cyprus has begun requiring an electronic visa from nationals of three countries, its first move to a digital pre travel authorisation.
Kenya
critical
A Kenyan court has suspended the rollout of a mandatory health insurance requirement for foreign visitors, which had been tied to the country's electronic travel authorisation.
United Kingdom
critical
A traveller was left stranded in Spain after the UK's eVisa system associated her record with that of her twin sister.
Sri Lanka
standard
Sri Lankan authorities have restated that travellers should hold an Electronic Travel Authorisation before departure rather than relying on arrival processing.
Israel and Colombia will waive visa requirements for their citizens starting 1 September following renewed diplomatic relations.
South Africa
critical
South Africa has introduced a R500 processing fee for its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, affecting all visa applicants.
European Union
standard
The EU's ETIAS travel authorisation for visa-free visitors is now likely delayed until 2027.
Thailand
critical
Thailand has revised its visa exemption scheme, reducing maximum stays for many nationalities and mandating a digital arrival card.
Azerbaijan
standard
Azerbaijan is extending visa free access to more countries while its ASAN Visa electronic system and visa on arrival channels continue to develop.
Bangladesh
standard
Bangladesh has made its arrival and departure cards available online, replacing the paper forms completed at the border.
Papua New Guinea
critical
Papua New Guinea now requires all international travellers to complete a Digital Arrival Card before entry.
Singapore
positive
Singapore is updating its digital SG Arrival Card with a redesigned interface and more language options for easier submission.
South Africa
critical
South Africa's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system has rejected over 6,000 fraudulent applications out of 216,000 processed.
Travellers denied a visa on arrival may face detention, deportation arranged by the airline, and potential repatriation costs.
Singapore
standard
Singapore is preparing a revised version of its SG Arrival Card, the digital declaration travellers submit before entry.
Cuba
standard
Cuban authorities announced a planned outage of the national eVisa platform, during which applications could not be submitted.
Ghana
standard
Several Ghanaian embassy websites became unreachable while the country's eVisa portal remained available.
Thailand
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Thailand's proposed 450 baht fee for arriving tourists is taking shape, with collection expected to run through digital entry channels.
Southern African Development Community states have approved an agreement establishing UNIVISA, a future regional tourist visa.
Guinea
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Guinea has raised its visa fee to one hundred dollars for European Union nationals and extended stated processing time to 45 days.
India
standard
Indian authorities have published the full list of 85 entry points currently open to travellers holding an electronic visa.
South Africa
positive
South Africa's Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) will officially launch on August 12, 2026, with expansion planned for September.
Kenya
positive
Kenya has dropped pre-authorisation requirements, offering visa-free entry to citizens of most African countries.
Indonesia
critical
Indonesia is increasing its visa-on-arrival fee, with higher charges for travellers who do not complete applications before arrival.
Thailand
standard
Thailand's Cabinet approved new visa exemption and Visa on Arrival rules, replacing the current 60-day framework.
Nepal
positive
Nepal will fully launch its e-Visa system on 17 August 2026, streamlining travel for many.
Malawi
standard
Malawi now requires travellers to complete a digital health declaration, administered by the Ministry of Health.
Philippines
standard
The Philippines has extended electronic visa eligibility to applicants in the United States and several Caribbean territories.
Hong Kong
critical
Fraudsters are using artificial intelligence to create spoofed electronic visa websites, with six reported for investigation.
Kenya
standard
Kenyan authorities have clarified how a mandatory travel insurance requirement is intended to work alongside the country's electronic travel authorisation.
Nigeria
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Nigeria now requires travellers to complete a health declaration before boarding, submitted through a Centre for Disease Control platform.
Kazakhstan
standard
Kazakhstan is proceeding with plans for a paid electronic travel authorisation covering travellers who currently enter without a visa.
Kazakhstan
standard
Kyrgyzstan has revived plans for a shared Central Asian tourist visa, with support from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
Google has tightened the rules governing advertisements for visa and travel authorisation services, a category long associated with lookalike sites.
Russia
standard
Russia has designated two additional entry points at which holders of its electronic visa may cross the border.
Kenya
standard
Kenya's planned mandatory health insurance requirement for foreign visitors is taking clearer shape ahead of implementation.
European Union
critical
Travellers are warned about ETIAS scams targeting non-EU citizens amid EU entry system confusion.
United Kingdom
critical
The UK has transitioned to a digital eVisa system, replacing physical visa documents for new applicants.
Australia
positive
Australia will gradually replace its paper arrival card with a digital declaration system across all international airports and seaports.
South Africa
positive
South Africa launches an online Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system for eligible Indian visitors.
European Union
standard
ETIAS, a new electronic travel authorisation for visa-exempt Schengen visitors, may now launch in 2027 instead of late 2026.
Chad
positive
Chad will abolish entry visa requirements for all African nationals starting January 1, 2027.
Venezuela
positive
Venezuela introduces an eVisa system for foreign nationals, including those from the United States and Canada, simplifying entry.
EntryCheck's first quarterly report measures how fast the world's borders are going digital, and where.
Saudi Arabia
positive
Saudi Arabia introduces a Package Visa combining flights, hotels, and e-visa for visitors from seven eligible countries.
United Arab Emirates
positive
UAE extends visa-on-arrival to citizens of six countries holding residence permits in specific nations.
Bahrain
positive
Bahrain has expanded its Visa on Arrival programme for nationals of 69 countries worldwide.
South Africa, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia have introduced mandatory digital traveller declarations for international passengers.
South Africa
positive
South Africa updated its visa-free list, allowing citizens from 22 African nations easier entry for various stays.
Australia
positive
Australia will expand digital arrival cards to all international airports and seaports over the next 12 to 18 months.
Cape Verde
critical
Cape Verde has updated its visa exemption list for 19 African countries, requiring pre-registration and an Airport Security Tax.
New Zealand
standard
New Zealand will move Group Visitor and Tour Escort visa applications to an enhanced online system from August 24, 2026.
India
critical
India has relaunched Air Suvidha 2.0, a mandatory online health declaration for all international arrivals, effective July 1, 2026.
South Africa
critical
South Africa now requires all travellers to submit an online declaration before entering or leaving the country.
Japan
positive
Japan extends visa-free entry for Thai ordinary passport holders, allowing 15-day stays until June 2027.
Saudi Arabia
positive
Saudi Arabia has launched an updated eVisa system for 66 nations, permitting multiple entries and 90-day stays from 2026.
Thailand
critical
Thailand revised visa-free entry for Indian passport holders, prompting an Indian Embassy advisory on stricter documentation and funds.
Several popular destinations updated visa policies and border procedures for travellers in 2026.
Several Asian countries are updating visa policies, introducing digital entry systems, and adjusting fees for travellers.
Vietnam
critical
Vietnam's official e-visa costs $25-$50; travellers must use evisa.gov.vn to avoid scam agencies.
European Union
positive
The European Union has again postponed the launch of its ETIAS travel authorisation system until 2027.
Saudi Arabia
positive
Saudi Arabia introduces a Package Visa pilot, enabling eligible travellers to secure tourist visas via approved providers.
China
positive
China and Tanzania are discussing a pilot arrangement for eligible Tanzanian travellers to transit China visa-free for up to 10 days.
The European Union's ETIAS travel authorisation may be pushed back to 2027, extending a timetable that has moved repeatedly.
India
positive
India is exploring simpler tourist visa rules, including visa-on-arrival for some nationalities and e-Visa portal improvements.
Japan
critical
Japan will increase tourist visa fees for single and multiple entries from July 1, 2026.
Philippines
positive
The Philippines extends 14-day visa-free entry for Taiwan passport holders until June 30, 2027.
Vietnam
standard
United States citizens require a visa for Vietnam, with a specific exception for Phu Quoc island.
South Africa
critical
South Africa will require all travellers to submit mandatory online declarations starting 1 July 2026.
Papua New Guinea
standard
Papua New Guinea has introduced a new e-Visa system and a mandatory Online Arrival Card for all incoming travellers.
Tonga continues to offer 30-day visa-on-arrival or visa-free entry for eligible nationalities, subject to specific conditions.
Fiji
standard
Fiji offers visa-free entry for many nationalities, granting up to four months on arrival for tourism purposes.
New Zealand
standard
New Zealand advises most international visitors need an NZeTA or a traditional visa for entry.
European Union
critical
The European Union is implementing new EES and ETIAS travel authorization systems for visitors.
European Union
critical
The EU's new EES and ETIAS border systems, automating entry/exit for non-EU/Schengen visitors, are fully operational from 2026.
European Union
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The European Commission adopts its first-ever EU Visa Strategy, aiming for a more strategic policy advancing the EU.
South Africa
positive
South Africa has launched an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system to streamline entry for eligible tourists, boosting its tourism economy.
Egypt
positive
Egypt will introduce a new digital visa on arrival system, using QR codes and electronic payments, at Cairo Airport starting August 2026.
Saudi Arabia
positive
Saudi Arabia introduces a new Electronic Travel Authorization service for UK citizens starting July 1, allowing multiple entries for various purposes.
United Arab Emirates
positive
The United Arab Emirates expanded its visa-on-arrival program to include nationals of six countries and their accompanying family members.
China
positive
China has extended its unilateral visa-free entry policy for 50 countries until December 31, 2026, easing travel for tourism and business.
Japan has opened its eVisa system to eligible Philippine passport holders for organized package tours, streamlining the application process.
Thailand
critical
Thailand's Cabinet has approved ending the 60-day visa-free stay for 93 countries, reverting most nationalities to a 30-day exemption with new entry caps.
United Arab Emirates
positive
The UAE expanded its visa-on-arrival program for eligible Indian and Filipino nationals, offering stays up to 60 days to boost tourism and business.
Mauritius
standard
Mauritius has set out plans for an electronic visa and travel authorisation system in its 2026 to 2027 budget.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has extended its Pre-Arrival Information system to Cam Ranh airport, continuing a rollout across the country's entry points.
Visa processing, travel authorisations and border checks are increasingly handled by biometric and automated systems rather than by manual review.
United States of America
critical
U.S. citizens, including dual nationals, must use a U.S. passport for U.S. entry; ESTA is invalid for dual national U.S. citizens.
United States of America
critical
The US CBP has updated ESTA requirements for Visa Waiver Program travelers, expanding to land borders and introducing a mobile application.
Canada
positive
Canada expanded eTA eligibility for specific Indonesian and Malaysian air travelers, effective May 26, 2026, to strengthen Indo-Pacific ties.
Papua New Guinea
critical
All international travelers to Papua New Guinea must now complete a mandatory digital arrival card online within 72 hours of their flight.
Frontex has published its expectations for document fraud, visa misuse and tighter checks at Europe's external borders.
Taiwan
standard
Taiwan's TWAC digital arrival card can now be completed up to seven days before travel, rather than closer to departure.
Egypt
positive
Egypt is introducing a new digital visa-on-arrival system to modernize airport entry procedures and reduce waiting times for international travelers.
Sri Lanka
positive
Sri Lanka offers free 30-day ETA tourist visas for 40 countries, but pre-arrival online approval is still mandatory.
Qatar
positive
Qatar offers visa-free entry for 102 nationalities and e-visas via Hayya platform for others.
United Arab Emirates
standard
A free tourist ETA program is reported for the UAE, but official details like eligibility and start date are yet to be confirmed.
Venezuela
critical
Peru, Chile, and Venezuela mandate passports possess at least six months validity for both inbound and outbound international travel.
Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and Paraguay are strictly enforcing valid passport requirements, with potential entry rejection for non-compliance.
Argentina
positive
Permanent residents of the US, Canada, EU, and UK can now enter Argentina as tourists without a visa or Electronic Travel Authorization.
Ecuador
standard
Ecuador has published its comprehensive 2026 guide detailing entry rules, visa requirements, passport validity, and yellow fever recommendations for travelers.
India
positive
India's 30-day tourist e-Visa now permits multiple entries instead of two, offering greater flexibility for short-term international travelers.
Cambodia
positive
Cambodia launches a four-month visa-free pilot program for Chinese nationals, allowing 14-day multiple entries from June 15 to October 15, 2026.
Russia
standard
Russia issued over 821,000 unified electronic visas during 2025, according to published figures.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has extended its Pre-Arrival Information service to arrivals at Hanoi and Da Nang, widening a staged national rollout.
Ghana
positive
Ghana officially launched its new e-Visa portal, replacing manual procedures and offering free electronic travel authorizations for African passport holders.
Travel bodies describe the 2026 World Cup as a turning point for digital border systems, with ESTA, Canada's eTA and a tournament specific pass all in play.
Thailand
standard
Travellers to Thailand encounter two separate digital systems, THIM and the TDAC arrival card, which serve different purposes.
Venezuela
critical
Venezuela now requires US business and tourist travelers to apply for a mandatory electronic visa through an online portal.
Bahamas
positive
The Bahamas has launched a pilot for its Digital Arrival Card, replacing traditional paper forms to modernize the visitor entry experience.
European Union
positive
Italy has fully digitized its Schengen and national visa application process, including digital nomad visas, effective June 1, 2026, simplifying online submissions.
United States of America
critical
Some World Cup fans face U.S. entry issues after ESTA approvals were suddenly reverted to pending, disrupting travel plans.
Taiwan
critical
Taiwan implements immediate entry restrictions for travelers from DR Congo and Uganda due to an Ebola outbreak, affecting convention attendees.
Brazil
positive
Brazil now offers an eVisa for Chinese mainland nationals attending events or exhibitions, with an approximate USD 93 fee.
Thailand
critical
The Thailand Government announced approval of the revision of Thailand's visa exemption and Visa on Arrival schemes.
Israel
critical
From January 2025, visa-exempt travelers will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to enter Israel for enhanced border control.
New Zealand
critical
From January 1, 2026, Visa Application Centre service fees will increase for applicants from 23 listed countries due to rising costs.
Tanzania
critical
Zanzibar now requires all tourists to purchase mandatory travel insurance for $44, covering medical and emergency assistance.
Japan
positive
Japan has fully reopened for visa-free, independent travel to most nationalities, with all COVID-19 entry protocols and mask recommendations now removed.
Japan
standard
Japan's 2026 entry rules for visa-exempt tourists require a valid passport, Visit Japan Web registration, and proof of onward travel.
Japan
critical
Japan will launch the mandatory JESTA travel authorization by fiscal year 2028 and implement a flight power bank ban starting April 24, 2026.
Indonesia
positive
Indonesia introduces streamlined digital entry requirements for Bali in 2026, including e-visas, a tourist levy, and an e-Arrival Card for smoother travel.
Indonesia
critical
Bali's mandatory tourist levy of IDR 150,000 becomes a permanent requirement for all international visitors starting in 2026, payable online.
Kenya
critical
Kenya has made its Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system mandatory for most foreign visitors, replacing prior entry requirements.
United Kingdom
standard
The UK government will increase its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) fee from £16 to £20, effective April 8, 2026.
Sri Lanka grants free 30-day tourist visas (ETA) to 40 nations from May 25, 2026, with Maldives receiving 90 days.
Sri Lanka
positive
Sri Lanka offers 30-day visa-free entry to 40 countries from May 25, boosting tourism amidst regional challenges.
Thailand
critical
Thailand reverts 60-day visa-free entry to 30 days, reduces eligible countries, and tightens Visa on Arrival rules for tourism security.
Thailand
critical
Thailand's Cabinet approved revoking the 60-day visa-free stay for 93 countries, expected to take effect 15 days after Royal Gazette publication.
Vietnam
critical
Starting April 15, 2026, foreign travelers arriving at Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat Airport must submit a free online Digital Arrival Card before clearing immigration.
The World Travel and Tourism Council estimates up to 41 million arrivals in Europe could be affected by queues as the Entry/Exit System is introduced.
United States authorities have reminded visa exempt travellers to confirm an existing ESTA authorisation remains valid before flying.
Philippines
standard
A proposed 480-peso fee for arriving travellers in the Philippines remains under review by immigration authorities.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has made its pre-arrival declaration mandatory for travellers arriving at Phu Quoc, extending a staged national rollout.
Japan
standard
Japan's parliament has passed legislation creating the legal basis for JESTA, an electronic travel authorisation for visa exempt visitors.
European authorities continue to expect ETIAS in late 2026, even as the Entry/Exit System rollout has proved uneven.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has announced a health declaration for travellers, due to take effect in July 2026.
Ghana
positive
Ghana has officially launched a new electronic visa portal, replacing its previous application route.
United Kingdom
standard
The United Kingdom has issued 25.1 million Electronic Travel Authorisations over a year, with European nationals the largest group.
Namibia
critical
Namibia's online visa service was disrupted following maintenance on the official portal, leaving applicants unable to submit.
United States authorities have sought to clarify how social media vetting applies to ESTA and visa applicants.
United States authorities report 5.9 million ESTA applications received in the run up to the 2026 World Cup.
The Entry/Exit System is being adopted more widely across Schengen states ahead of the planned ETIAS launch.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has signalled that its digital arrival card will be rolled out nationwide.
Chad
standard
Chad has made an electronic visa mandatory for foreign travellers, replacing previous arrangements.
Sri Lanka
standard
Sri Lanka's parliament has approved free visas for nationals of forty countries, while the Electronic Travel Authorisation remains mandatory.
Qatar
standard
Qatar's Hayya platform has been recognised for combining visa issuance and event access in a single digital gateway.
Cameroon
standard
Cameroon reports more than 541,000 visitors processed through its electronic visa in the three years since launch.
Visa-free travel between the United States and the European Union is being discussed alongside questions about ESTA and personal data.
The European Commission has published guidance distinguishing the Entry/Exit System from ETIAS, two systems frequently confused.
Australia
standard
Australia's Immi mobile application, used for entry related processes, is now available in forty seven countries.
Philippines
standard
The Philippines is considering an electronic travel authorisation as part of a future entry system.
Egypt
standard
Egypt has increased the fees charged for tourist electronic visas applied for through its official platform.
Ghana
standard
Ghana's government has approved the policy underpinning its electronic visa, clearing the way for implementation.
Bhutan
standard
Bhutan is considering introducing a digital arrival card alongside an electronic travel authorisation.
Morocco
standard
Morocco has exempted Malian nationals from its AEVM electronic travel authorisation from 27 April.
South Africa
positive
South Africa has described its Electronic Travel Authorisation as fully rolled out following a phased introduction.
India
standard
India has designated fourteen additional seaports at which electronic visa holders may enter.
Japan
standard
Japan's parliament has published further detail on JESTA, the electronic travel authorisation planned for visa exempt visitors.
The United States operates Mobile Passport Control, an application that lets eligible arriving travellers submit details before reaching an officer.
Vietnam
standard
Vietnam has introduced a digital arrival card, replacing the paper form for arriving travellers.
Ghana
standard
Ghanaian authorities have described the forthcoming electronic visa as making travel to the country substantially easier.
Pakistan
standard
Pakistan has expanded its e-visa to nationals of 192 countries, with visa-on-arrival available to tourists from a defined subset.
Thailand
standard
The European Union's Entry/Exit System is now fully in place, changing what happens at Schengen external borders.
United Kingdom
standard
Electronic Travel Authorisation applications have opened for the Crown Dependencies, which share the United Kingdom's system.
India
standard
India charges a lower tourist electronic visa fee outside peak season, and the difference is more pronounced in 2026.
Canada
standard
Canada is considering changes to how travellers apply for its electronic travel authorisation.
United Kingdom
standard
The fee for the United Kingdom's Electronic Travel Authorisation has increased.
Ghana
standard
Ghana's free electronic visa for African travellers removes the fee but not the application or the approval step.
The United States has tightened the checks applied to photographs submitted with ESTA applications.
Guernsey
standard
Guernsey has confirmed when Electronic Travel Authorisation requirements begin for the Crown Dependencies.
Maldives
standard
The Maldives is simplifying how tourists extend their stay online.
ICAO has upgraded its Public Key Directory, the system that allows countries to verify each other's digital travel documents.
India
standard
India is ending the paper arrival card from 31 March, with the electronic arrival card taking over.
China
standard
China is laying the groundwork for an electronic visa, which would move applications away from consular submission.
Seychelles
standard
Seychelles has prioritised immigration processing following a surge in electronic travel authorisation applications.
South Korea
standard
South Korea continues to accept the paper arrival card despite the rollout of its electronic arrival system.
United Kingdom
standard
Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man have set 9 April as the date electronic travel authorisation applications open.
The European Data Protection Board has raised concerns with Brussels about proposed changes to ESTA requirements.
United Kingdom
positive
United Kingdom authorities report that some Electronic Travel Authorisation applications are approved in as little as 45 seconds.
Trinidad and Tobago
standard
Trinidad and Tobago is preparing to launch an online arrival and departure card for travellers.
Hawaii has raised concerns about what tighter ESTA requirements could mean for visitor numbers.
Senegal
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