In 2025, global travel scenarios have changed with new visa-related policies among various nations. All these new changes are mostly positive for international travellers around the world, offering more accessibility and less hassle in acquiring visas.
With the arrival of the E-Visa, getting a visa has become easier and more approachable for many people, which is why Thailand has introduced the Thai E-Visa for all the countries. Furthermore, Cambodia has reduced their e-visa fee to attract more tourism for the year 2025.
All the countries are making efforts to enhance their tourism industry and make travel easier, for example, the one-free rescheduling rule by the US. You can now have a free appointment reschedule, which makes it more convenient, as there will be fewer pending visa approvals, than before.
Furthermore, in order to maintain safety and international standards some of the countries have rolled out strict decisions as well, like Tunisia which has now closed its doors for all the European countries. From 2025 every traveller from any country must carry a valid passport to enter Tunisia, which makes its border more secure as compared to before.
Israel has finally introduced after a little delay the most anticipated ETA-IL System for their travellers. This technology will make the visa process a little simpler and quicker than before.
For any traveller, being fully up-to-date with the visa policies is a must. In 2025, many nations have implemented their pending policies and some have taken a new approach to help all kinds of travellers including students, businessmen and tourists alike.