China is one of the world’s most popular tourist and business destinations, welcoming over 30 million visitors a year. And when you consider its array of attractions, including the Great Wall of China, the bustling metropolises of Beijing and Shanghai, and ancient sights such as Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Site Museum, it’s no wonder. The country’s position as the world’s second-biggest economy also makes it extremely fertile ground for business opportunities.
Why do travel visa applications get rejected?
We all know that a travel visa is the gateway to visiting another country, but unfortunately the process of obtaining one isn’t always plain-sailing. While the majority of people do receive the documentation they apply for, visa rejection is all too common. For example, statistics from the US State Department show that almost a third of travel visa applications to the US are denied, a huge number when you consider the millions of people who visit the States each year.
India Entry Requirements: What to know before travelling
Few places in the world are as vibrant, colourful and exciting as India. A country of incredible contrasts, the sizable South Asian state has all of the historical landmarks, natural landscapes, safari parks and buzzing metropolises you could ever hope to experience as a visitor. And as home to the world’s fastest-growing major economy between 2014 and 2018, there are also huge business opportunities, so it’s no surprise that India welcomes around 17 million tourists a year. Continue reading
How does visa on arrival travel work?
From choosing a destination and sorting out accommodation, to renewing your passport and buying appropriate clothes, going abroad involves a lot of organisation. One task you often can’t avoid before travelling is securing a visa to the country in question – many governments won’t let you enter without one. While this usually involves applying ahead of time, many nations now offer individuals the opportunity to acquire a visa on arrival instead. In this piece, we look at what exactly getting a visa on arrival involves, as well as its benefits and drawbacks. Continue reading
China entry requirements: What you should know before travelling
Brimming with ancient culture, beautifully diverse landscapes, and world-famous cuisine, it’s no wonder China is among the world’s most visited nations. Welcoming over 50 million people a year, the East Asian powerhouse is predicted to be the planet’s top travel destination by 2030. This is partly the result of huge investment in tourism infrastructure, and the array of business opportunities, as China moves ever closer to becoming an economic superpower.
Why use a visa agent?
Going abroad requires plenty of planning, from deciding on your destination and booking flights, accommodation and activities, to exchanging currency and getting vaccinations. One part of the process that no one looks forward to is sorting out travel documentation, especially visas. Continue reading
GulfVisa update regarding coronavirus: visa and document legalisation changes
In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, there have been several significant changes to normal visa and document legalisation services at GulfVisa that we would like to inform our customers of. Continue reading
Kenya Business Visa Introduction Letter
When applying for a Kenya Business Visa, one of the requirements is to provide a business introduction letter (also called a company supporting letter). In this article, we will go through what the introduction letter is and how and where to obtain one from. Continue reading
Saudi Arabia Visa: Coronavirus Update
The Saudi Arabia Embassy in London has recently announced that a coronavirus form must be included with all Saudi Arabia visa applications.
Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa – cost, eligibility and more!
Want to learn more about the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa? You’ve come to the right place! A few months ago, Saudi Arabia started a new online process for tourists to obtain visas before arrival or on arrival. This makes it quicker to obtain a Saudi Arabia Tourist Visa and allows you to stay in Saudi for a maximum of 90 days from the date of your entry. You can apply online here or use our services to make the process as hassle free and efficient as possible. Continue reading