South Korea has announced two African countries whose citizens can enter with K-ETA instead of a visa and stay for 90 days, according to official information.

The UK has published an official list of 82 nationalities whose citizens can now travel to Britain using an ETA instead of applying for a traditional visa.

Australia has announced three benefits available to citizens of 34 countries who can enter the country with an ETA, including holidays, and some business activities.

Australia has released a list of 34 countries and territories whose citizens can travel with an ETA instead of a conventional visa for eligible short-term visits.

New Zealand has listed 60 countries whose citizens can enter with an NZeTA instead of a standard visa, while Ghana is not on the visa waiver list.

New Zealand has named about 60 nations whose citizens can enter the country without a visa by getting a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority before travelling.

Australia has announced 34 countries whose citizens can travel to the country without a visa using an ETA, allowing eligible visitors to stay for months.