0458 GMT January 19, 2022
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Novak Djokovic’s Australian visa has again been cancelled just days before the start of the Australian Open.
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The government of Tajikistan unilaterally waives visa requirements for nationals of 52 countries for a 30-day stay in the country since January 1, 2022.
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International Desk
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A senior official at Iran's Foreign Ministry said Tehran is ready to immediately implement a decision to cancel visa requirements for Iraqi citizens if the Iraqi side agrees to grant visa-free access to Iranians visiting the Arab country.
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The Iranian government will grant residency visas of up to five years to foreigners who invest in the country’s capital markets, said an official in Iran’s Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO).
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday that visa waiver for Iranian tourist groups will take effect in the near future.
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Iranian students along with students from other countries, who are set to study in Germany, launched a hashtag on Twitter, demanding from the European country’s embassies resume student visa application processing.
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Iran in a statement has announced new instructions for passengers who want to enter Iran in order to contain the spread of coronavirus in the country.
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The UK Embassy in Tehran said early on Tuesday that it has resumed issuing visa for Iranians after 10 years shutdown of visa office.
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Russia’s Federal Tourist Agency (Rostourism) wants to help the industry recover from the coronavirus crisis by relaxing visa rules after the country reopens its borders, the RBC news website reported.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif denounced Washington’s refusal to issue him a visa for attending an upcoming United Nations Security Council meeting, saying US statesmen are vastly terrified of someone going to their country and conveying the truth to the American people.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry accused the UN secretary general of turning a blind eye to what Moscow says is US delays in issuing visas for Russian officials seeking to travel to the UN headquarters in New York.
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Iran’s Ambassador to Iraq Iraj Masjedi hailed a recent move by Baghdad government to lift visa requirement for Iranian pilgrims visiting the neighboring Arab country to attend the Arba’een march, saying that Tehran will take similar measure for the Iraqi nationals in the near future.
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