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Iran accuses US of ‘vindictive behavior’ with visa denials

  • US Secretary of State ‌Marco Rubio said earlier this week that the Iranian traveling party would be watched closely for people with ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
By Reuters ·

Elon Musk says X Money to enter early public access next month

By Reuters ·

Tourist visa system at ports of entry to be upgraded: Saudi Passports Department 

By AL-EQTISADIAH  ·

Pakistan dismisses Indian media reports of denying entry to Hindus on religious grounds

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

UK explores plan to abolish visa fees for top global talent, FT reports

By Reuters ·

New $250 visa fee risks deepening US travel slump

By Reuters ·

UAE exempts Sudanese nationals from residency, visa fines

By Arab News ·

India issues visas to 100 Pakistani pilgrims for Sufi saint’s death anniversary

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Saudi Arabia nears cashless society with 98% contactless payment: Visa executive

By NADIN HASSAN   ·

Algeria slaps visa requirements on Moroccans, citing ‘Zionist espionage’

By AFP ·

UK suspends electronic visas for Jordanians over ‘violations’

By Arab News ·

Visa aims for 10-fold rise in Pakistani use of digital payments

By Reuters ·

STA, Visa join hands to launch Tourism Data Lab in Saudi Arabia 

By Arab News ·

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