Indonesia is poised to revolutionize its visa application process with the introduction of a new Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) platform, starting in December 2024. The e-VoA platform, powered by VFS Global, will offer a fully digital and efficient visa application process for travelers from 97 countries, simplifying the entry process and boosting tourism.
Indonesia is set to revolutionize its visa application process with the launch of a new Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) system in December 2024. In partnership with VFS Global, the world leader in outsourcing and technology services for governments, the new system aims to streamline visa applications, attract more tourists and investors, and enhance the overall travel experience to Indonesia.
Japan has streamlined its visa application process for UAE residents by partnering with VFS Global. This partnership aims to enhance the efficiency and convenience of obtaining a Japanese visa, but also involves the temporary suspension of the e-visa service for Dubai residents. The changes bring both advantages and considerations for travelers planning to visit the Land of the Rising Sun.
As travel demand in Nigeria soars, visa-related scams are on the rise. VFS Global, a leading visa processing company, has warned travelers about these scams and highlighted the importance of adhering to official procedures. They have also emphasized their role in promoting Africa’s travel and tourism sector.
Bintan Resorts, a leading tourism destination in Indonesia, has partnered with VFS Global to attract Indian tourists. This strategic alliance aims to increase Bintan Island’s visibility and position it as a premier travel destination for Indian travelers. The partnership will utilize VFS Global’s extensive network in India to promote Bintan’s diverse offerings, including family-friendly vacations, thrilling adventures, and unique culinary experiences.
In a bid to boost tourism, Sri Lanka’s cabinet has reduced the cost of a single-entry tourist visa to $50. The decision aims to make travel to the island nation more accessible and appealing to international tourists. The move comes after a previous increase to $100 and amidst signs of recovery and progress in the tourism sector.
