Kyrgyzstan and Seychelles Establish Visa Waiver Agreement
Kyrgyzstan's parliament has ratified a visa waiver agreement with Seychelles, allowing for short-term travel without visas. This agreement also includes Togo for diplomatic passport holders.

The Zhogorku Kenesh Committee of Kyrgyzstan has recently ratified agreements that eliminate visa requirements for citizens traveling to and from Seychelles and Togo. This decision marks a significant step in enhancing international relations and travel ease for Kyrgyz citizens.
What Changes Are Implemented?
The new agreement with Seychelles allows Kyrgyz citizens to visit the island nation without needing a visa for short-term stays. This change is expected to promote tourism and strengthen ties between the two countries.
Who Is Affected?
The agreement primarily benefits citizens of Kyrgyzstan and Seychelles, facilitating easier travel for tourism and business purposes. Additionally, a separate agreement with Togo introduces a mutual visa waiver for holders of diplomatic, official, and service passports from both countries.
What Should Travellers Do?
Travellers from Kyrgyzstan planning to visit Seychelles can now travel without the need for a visa, making it simpler to plan their trips. Those holding diplomatic passports should also be aware of the new provisions regarding travel to Togo.
This development is part of Kyrgyzstan's broader efforts to enhance its international relations and promote tourism, making travel more accessible for its citizens.
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