Greek drivers who were trapped in their cars as a result of heavy snow are to be offered €2,000 each in compensation as extreme weather caused chaos in Greece and Turkey. Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Greek prime minister, contacted the highways authority and ordered the money to be made available as Read more…
Whether it is for professional or personal purposes, people choose to relocate across the world for a number of reasons. Currently, there are an estimated 5.5 million global citizens living permanently overseas. However, it seems some destinations are more popular among Britons than others. A new study, conducted by immigration Read more…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said through a statement on international travel regulations that the international travel ban should be lifted or eased since the strict measures have proven to be ineffective. “Lift or ease international traffic bans as they do not provide added value and continue to contribute Read more…
OSLO, Norway — A Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Sunday started three days of talks in Oslo with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives amid a deteriorating humanitarian situation in Afghanistan. The closed-door meetings are taking place at a hotel in the Read more…
The Maltese authorities have decided to change the validity of vaccination certificates to only three months. The decision was announced by Malta’s official travel website, VisitMalta, which confirmed that from January 17, the validity of vaccination passes would be shortened. This means that all nationals of Malta who have received Read more…
Amid increasing Omicron infection rates, the Bulgarian authorities have once again warned that travellers coming from the Member States and the United Kingdom that are found on the red category must present their vaccination or recovery certificate, in addition to a negative PCR test result, performed within 72 hours of Read more…
Starting today, January 17, citizens and permanent residents of Greece over the age of 60 who haven’t received their anti-COVID vaccines yet, are required to pay monthly fines with a starting price point of €50, which will be doubled up in February and so on. The decision follows an increase Read more…
The Lithuanian authorities have decided to shorten entry quarantine for travellers from risk areas from ten to seven days. The decision was announced on Friday, January 14, by the country’s Ministry of Health. “The requirement of isolation from now on will not be ten days, but seven days from arrival Read more…
We spent several years considering whether we wanted to move abroad. We did our research and visited many wonderful countries. Portugal kept going to the top of our list over and over again. This small nation sitting in the southwestern part of Europe, bordered by Spain on the east and Read more…
Internal border control and entry requirements will continue to apply to travellers reaching Finland, the Finnish Ministry of Interior has announced. The decision was determined during a plenary session on January 13 and will enter force on Monday, January 17. Although the entry rules will remain unchanged for the most Read more…
