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SCHENGEN VISAS IN FOUR AFRICAN COUNTRIES

On 1 July, the Lithuanian-Belgian agreement comes into force, under which Belgium will represent Lithuania when issuing Schengen visas in Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Rwanda. This agreement will facilitate travelling to Lithuania, because foreign citizens of the countries, in which Lithuania will be represented by Belgium and…

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UK Government sets out proposals for breaking the link between temporary and permanent migration

Migrants coming to the UK to work on temporary visas will no longer be able to apply for settlement, under proposals announced by the government today. The government is implementing reforms to the immigration system which will reduce the level of immigration to sustainable levels. Today’s announcement is the next…

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Estonia Requests a Visa Waiver From Thailand

Foreign Minister Urmas Paet and Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya discussed Estonia’s request for Estonian citizens to be able to enter Thailand without a visa, bilateral relations, co-operation in international organisations, and tourism exchange. Foreign Minister Paet said that Estonian citizens could be given the opportunity to visit Thailand without…

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Ukraine, Russia extending consular presence

Ukraine and Russia will extend their consular presence in the two countries, according to the agreement reached at the fifth meeting of the subcommittee on international cooperation of the Ukrainian-Russian Interstate Commission in Odesa. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostiantyn Hryshchenko said the expansion of the consular presence is important for the…

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Kosovo to introduce visas for Russian, Chinese nationals

Kosovo will introduce visas for Russian and Chinese nationals, the local media reported. Kosovo is considering introducing visas for countries in Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America, including those who recognized its independence. Visas will be introduced for Russia and China not because they have not recognized Kosovo’s independence, but…

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