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New reality for travelers: countries introduce mandatory arrival registration

Latvia, Nigeria and Thailand are introducing new requirements for tourists in 2025: mandatory arrival registration, notification of residence and digital cards. Find out what to do before your trip to avoid fines and entry refusals

The most dangerous countries in Europe in 2025

Europe is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and peaceful continents in the world, but it also faces challenges of crime and violence. Find out which countries are the most dangerous in 2025

Thailand visa 2025: proof of finances is again mandatory for tourists

Thailand has reinstated the requirement to prove financial capacity for a tourist visa in 2025. Find out how much money is required, what documents to submit, and who is affected by the new rule

Denmark Digitizes EU Residence Applications: Faster Approvals, Mobile Access & Full Transparency

Denmark is launching four new online forms for applying for EU residency. Find out how the new system will work, who can use it and what benefits applicants should expect

UK Taxes for Migrants in 2025: Rates, Rules, and Tax Returns

Expats living in or planning to move to the UK need to know the basics of the local tax system. Find out what taxes expats in the UK will pay in 2025: income tax, national insurance, VAT and more, as well as the current rates and filing rules

New immigration reform in Spain 2025: all changes in law RD 1155/2024 for migrants

Important changes to Spain's migration law come into effect in May 2025. Simplifying visas, work, family reunification and a "second life" for migrants. Find out what changes expats in Spain can expect

Mozambique ETA: new rules for visa-free travelers (tourists and business)

From 2025, Mozambique ETA has become mandatory for visa-free travelers from 29 countries. Find out how to apply for an electronic permit, what documents are required, how much a visa to Mozambique costs, and what to see in the country

France makes naturalization more difficult: what will change from 2026

France is changing its approach to naturalization in 2026: even long-term legal residence no longer guarantees citizenship. Find out who will be affected by the new rules, what requirements have been tightened, and why citizenship is now considered a privilege, not a formality