Fears over new visa regime

• New visa rules potential blow to tourism
Cabinet has granted authorisation to the home affairs ministry to introduce stricter visa entry requirements that will affect 31 countries, including Germany, a major tourism market for Namibia.
Ellanie Smit,Ogone Tlhage
A Cabinet decision to impose stricter visa requirements on nationals from countries that require costly and lengthy visa applications for Namibians has faced fierce criticism amid
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Reptile Mineral Resources 7 Month Ago 29 May 2024

One can understand the regulators sentiments considering the lengthy and cumbersome process for Namibians to acquire Schengen Visas. If it will backfire remains to be seen. One might hope the Schengen visa application process becomes more user friendly as a result.

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