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Visit World Guides: your reliable assistant for traveling, finding a job, and moving abroad

Are you planning to travel, work or move abroad and don't know where to start? Visit World has created a series of guides to help you prepare for any trip abroad without stress and unnecessary information searches. Learn how to get a visa, work permit, study or treatment abroad with Visit World guides

Ryanair is canceling paper tickets forever: what passengers need to know?

Travel is getting even more digital as Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has completely ditched paper tickets. Find out what you now need to board a plane, how the new system works, and what to look out for to ensure your trip is stress-free

Investment visa to Mozambique: how to get a residence permit in Africa?

Mozambique opens up new opportunities for investors through its investment visa program. Find out who can benefit from the 500,000 USD visa, which economic sectors the program covers, and the benefits for business and long-term residence in the country

Quebec's 2026-2029 immigration plan: fewer migrants and stricter language requirements

Quebec has unveiled its immigration plan for 2026-2029. Find out what will change for foreigners in Canada next year

TOP 10 European cities 2026: where is it worth going this year?

Discover the most interesting European cities to travel in 2026. Learn about culture, nature and unique itineraries for tourists

TOP 10 countries for digital nomads: Global Citizen Solutions ranking

The world of remote work is changing as countries compete for digital nomads. Find out which countries are best suited to this lifestyle in 2025

China Digital Arrival Card: What Changes for Travelers Starting November 20, 2025

China is introducing a digital arrival card from November 20, 2025. Find out what this permit is, how to fill it out online, and who will not be affected by these changes

Japan to Increase Visa Fees and Tourist Taxes in 2026: How Travel Costs Will Change for Visitors

Japan plans to introduce new taxes and fees in 2026 to cope with record numbers of tourists and fund education and infrastructure development. Find out how much tourists will pay next year