Search results

Maybe reschedule if possible? The delays seem unpredictable.

I've heard that some countries have really streamlined processes for artists. But then again, it varies so much from place to place, it must be tough to keep track.

I think it might. People usually prefer hassle-free travel, and this new process seems quite cumbersome.

I read that they are still processing emergency passport requests. You have to apply in person, though. It's only for health issues, work, or humanitarian needs.

I read about the collaboration with Indonesia. It sounds promising. Let's see if it helps Japan achieve its goals.

I'm curious about everyone's thoughts on renewable energy! Which do you think is more efficient: wind, solar, or hydro?

How do we know if we’ve been selected? Is there a direct notification or something?

Is anyone else concerned about how this might impact visa holders during emergencies? If processing takes too long, it could be a real problem for those needing quick renewals for urgent work or personal reasons...

Yeah, it’s good for tourists. More people might go now.

Processing times in my region are already long 😩 I doubt this law is going to speed things up.

Yeah, hopefully, they’ll consider feedback from the first few months and adjust the process if there are too many issues.

It sounds like a significant change. I wonder how the transition period will be managed and what support will be available for those who are close but don't quite meet the new criteria.

I think it’s possible to get back on track even if the routine is disrupted. It might take some time, but once you’re aware of the loop, you can consciously reestablish it. It’s not easy, though.

It’s all quite complex, isn’t it? Wonder how it will all play out in the next few years for Gabon and global travel in general.

Yeah, I guess it's good for those who couldn't submit. But does anyone feel like this might just lead to more problems down the line?