According to Schengen Visa Info, the official statistics for the Schengen visa revealed that the number of Georgians that submitted applications for a Schengen visa in 2017 was 75% less than the number that applied in 2016. Did the EU play a role in this development? Since March 2017 when the European Union removed the […] The post Georgia: Schengen Visa Application Declined in 2017 appeared first on Visaweekly. […]

Following the refusal of visas to over a dozen speakers and delegates who wanted to attend a conference in London this week, the head of a research institute in London has threatened to move his academic meetings to outside of the UK. The director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Peter Piot, […] The post Refusing Academic Visas: UK’s Reputation at Risk? appeared first on Visaweekly. […]

Irish Citizens can soon have another path to obtain a visa to work and live in the US. The bill proposes that Ireland is included in the US E3 visa program. The bill would need to garner a unanimous support from members of the US House of Representatives – and if passed – would create […] The post Irish Citizens to Get up to 5,000 US Work Visas appeared first on Visaweekly. […]

Following the drop in number of Indians coming to the UK to study since the past eight years, a UK Parliamentary body has released a report where it recommended the introduction of post-study work visas as one of the many ways to remedy the situation. In the report, the All Party Parliamentary Group, APPG for […] The post UK Parliamentary Group Calls for Post-Study Visa appeared first on Visaweekly. […]

British citizens who want to travel to EU member-states after Brexit are most likely to pay high fees for the EU visa. If Brexit happens without a deal, it could spell higher visa costs for British citizens who seek entry into the Schengen area. The fees could be reaching up to £52.60 for adults and […] The post No-Deal Brexit: Brits to Pay High EU Visa Fees appeared first on Visaweekly. […]