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Study Reveals the Best Schengen Countries for Americans Seeking a Fresh Start

Oct 14, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

If you are an American who is thinking about moving to the EU, finding the right country to call a new home can be stressful. Job opportunities, language barriers and many other factors could impact your decision to move. To make the choice easier, Schengen Visa Info has ranked the best Schengen countries to move […]
Here Are 5 Toughest Schengen Countries to Enter If You Need a Visa

Oct 12, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

Travellers from numerous non-EU countries have to apply for a visa to be permitted entry into the Schengen Area. However, the 27 Schengen member countries have different visa rejection rates – some of those being more stringent than others. It is not easily predictable which countries can reject more visa applications. Despite that, according to […]
Brussels Airport Cancels Departing Flights for October 1, Affecting 50,000 Passengers

Sep 30, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

All departing flights at Brussels Airport scheduled for October 1 have been cancelled due to an upcoming industrial action taken by security staff. The airport announced the news on its social media, advising passengers to avoid reaching the airport. This change in flight schedule is expected to affect over 50,000 passengers, Schengen.News reports. Staff Protests […]
Getting an Italian Visa Is Most Difficult for These Nationalities

Sep 16, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

While everyone has the same opportunity to apply for an Italian visa, and all applications go through the same administrative procedures, some nationalities have it harder than others to be granted one. According to statistics published by SchengenVisaInfo, applicants from several African and Asian countries are less likely to be granted a Schengen visa by […]
Rome Plans to Implement €2 Entry Fee for Trevi Fountain to Manage Crowds

Sep 10, 2024 | schengen.news | Alza Kryeziu

In a bid to curb over-tourism and a “lack of respect” for one of its most iconic landmarks, the Trevi Fountain, Rome is planning to implement a small fee. According to city officials, all foreign travellers may soon be charged a €2.13 fee to access this famous open-air fountain, Schengen.News reports. Rome Prepares for Tourist […]
Lufthansa to Compensate Thousands to Indian Student After Failing to Inform Him About Transit Visa Requirements

Sep 9, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

Lufthansa, the flag carrier of Germany, has been obligated to compensate an Indian student whom the company failed to inform of the Schengen transit visa requirement. Due to this overview, the 25-year-old student was denied boarding, causing further financial costs and emotional distress. The decision was taken by the Gandhinagar District Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission […]
Spain to Introduce Transit Visa Requirement for Mauritanians Starting August 28

Aug 22, 2024 | schengen.news | Arbërie Shabani

Mauritanian nationals will soon not be allowed to transit through Spanish airports without a transit visa, as the Spanish government has decided to introduce new rules regarding nationals of some African countries. Starting August 28, 2024, people with a Mauritania passport will have to obtain an airport transit visa to pass through the international zones […]
Santorini Flooded With Tourists - Locals Want Government to Cap Number of Arrivals

Jul 29, 2024 | schengen.news | Alza Kryeziu

Recently, tourism has seen an increase in the popularized coastal areas, especially in Greece. However, the large number of visitors has raised concerns about one of the most visited destinations in Greece, Santorini. With its iconic sunsets and picturesque landscapes, Santorini has become a magnet for millions of tourists. However, this popularity has led to […]
Most In-Demand Jobs in Lithuania – EU’s 2nd Easiest Country to Get a Work Visa

Jul 22, 2024 | schengen.news | Drenusha Morina

59 occupations in Lithuania are facing a shortage of workers, the 2023 EURES report on shortages and surpluses has revealed. The shortages are distributed among several sectors, including cleaning, food service, manufacturing, healthcare, education, construction, and engineering, Schengen.News reports. This means that foreigners looking to move to Lithuania may have a higher chance of obtaining […]
Top 23 In-Demand Jobs for Foreigners in Estonia – EU’s Easiest Country to Get a Work Visa

Jul 12, 2024 | schengen.news | Drenusha Morina

Estonia is facing labour shortages in 63 occupations, the 2023 EURES Report on shortages and surpluses has revealed. Some of the most affected industries are skilled trades, healthcare, IT, food service and hospitality, and manufacturing, Schengen.News reports. Moreover, a recent study by the Work in Estonia revealed that the local industry is facing challenges in […]