Alza Kryeziu is a journalist who specializes in travel and immigration news. She writes for SchengenVisaInfo and Visa Guide, providing up-to-date information on visa regulations, airport statistics, and refugee movements. Alza's articles cover a range of topics, including tourism trends, border protection, and international asylum applications.
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Alza Kryeziu's coverage primarily focuses on travel, tourism, and immigration-related topics within European countries. The articles largely feature government announcements and cite data to support the information provided.
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By: Alza Kryeziu
Starting next week, October 14, 2024, New Zealand will allocate 200 visas for Chinese tourism specialists rather than tour guides as the country has decided to change caps for the China Special Work Visa by aligning it with the New Zealand-China Free Trade Agreement upgrade. Additionally, the criteria for Chinese chefs will be expanded, allowing […]
As several popular EU countries have recently raised their tourist taxes to address issues like over-tourism and inflation, Prague is the latest to follow a similar decision, with Prague 1 district planning a hike.
By: Alza Kryeziu
Thailand has announced an expansion of its electronic visa issuance (e-Visa) service, with the options now being available in a total of 39 countries and 59 embassies and consulates worldwide. In a recent statement, Thai’s Department of Consular Affairs stated that this initiative aims to simplify the visa application process for travelers, enabling them to […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
Malaysia’s Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, has urged Canada’s authorities to consider dropping visas for Malaysians. Canadians currently are eligible for visa-free travel to Malaysia for stays of up to three months. Taking this into account, the Malaysian Prime Minister asked for reciprocity, VisaGuide.World reports. While no promises have been made, a possible agreement […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
Starting next month, November 30, young Swiss citizens will have the chance to receive more accessible training for short periods in the United States, as well as Americans in Switzerland. Following the recent decision to provide a simpler exchange of trainees and young professionals, citizens from both countries will also be granted residence and work […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
The measures introduced by the previous UK government in January 2024 to restrict foreign students have led to a significant drop in the number of international students applying for visas this summer. According to recent data published by UK Home Office, 16 percent fewer visa applications were made between July and September than in the […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
As living costs rise, some cities feel the squeeze more than others, with sharp increases in rent, food prices, and utility costs. Inflation and geopolitical tensions have also made things more challenging, especially as many major markets are still recovering from the pandemic, which hit the tourism industry hard. In its 2024 cost-of-living report, consulting […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
Following recent discussions about a bilateral visa-free travel policy, holders of diplomatic and service passports from Burkina Faso and Indonesia may soon be able to travel without visas. In a meeting last weekend, Burkina Faso, the head of diplomatic services, and Tuty Dityawanty, the Indonesian ambassador in Abuja, expressed their desire to continue negotiations and […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
Australia has officially launched its Working Holiday Maker Visa, which aims at some nationalities, including Indians. The new program allows up to a thousand young Indians aged between 18 and 30 to come to Australia to either work or study and experience Australian culture for up to 12 months. According to Australian Assistant Minister for […]
By: Alza Kryeziu
The Uganda e-Visa portal is back online after being unavailable for ten days due to some work to upgrade the system. Confirming the news, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Simon Mundeyi, also revealed that the visa fee remained at $50 and cautioned the public to be careful of fraudulent websites associated with […]
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