The UK’s new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system introduces a significant change for visa-exempt travelers, including EU nationals starting in 2025. This system aims to streamline entry and improve border security. Here’s a breakdown of the key details: What is the ETA? The ETA is a digital pre-clearance system for travelers from visa-exempt countries, including […]
Germany has introduced extensive land border controls as part of a new plan to combat irregular migration. While the measures target illegal immigration, they may also slow down entry for legal foreign workers, increasing the importance of ensuring proper documentation for employees. The new approach includes both fixed and mobile checkpoints, making border controls more
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The European Union has recently approved a recast of the Single Permit Directive, originally established in 2011. This legislative update aims to streamline the application process for third-country nationals seeking to reside and work in EU member states, while also strengthening their rights. The directive consolidates residence and work permits into a single permit, simplifying
In today’s dynamic business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are constantly seeking opportunities for growth and expansion. As these companies explore new international markets, they face various challenges, especially regarding immigration processes and hiring foreign talent. In this article, we will examine how collaborating with a partner specialized in visa & immigration services can provide
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The EU will welcome Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen area, the largest area of free movement in the world. The European Commission announced that it will remove border checks for air and sea travel between Bulgaria and Romania starting in March 2024. This decision reflects the progress made by both countries in meeting EU
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Serbia, a country with a rich cultural heritage and a growing economy, has recently introduced significant changes to its immigration landscape. Some of these have already been adopted in July 2023, but most amendments will enter into force on 1st February 2024. Key Amendments: When it comes to the labour market test, the new timeline
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On November 7th, China took a significant step in international cooperation by simplifying the process of certifying public documents used abroad when it joined the Hague Apostille Convention. What is the Hague Apostille? As mentioned previously, the Hague Apostille is an agreement established in The Hague (Netherlands) that streamlines the authentication of public documents used abroad
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ETIAS: New Visa for Travelling to Europe. Discover how rules have changed to travel to Europe in 2024 with the new visa.
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Traveling overseas for work can be difficult on many grounds. Especially when it comes to official permits like visas, it can be a great challenge. A one-stop solution to visa problems for workers in a multinational company is the Intra Company Transfer Visa, or ICT visa. It allows you to move temporarily to an overseas
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When a European citizen settles in Spain, he or she will soon discover that “having a NIE” is a key requirement. A NIE for european citizens is needed to open an account at the bank, to set up Wi-Fi in your new home; it’s requested at job interviews and when you’re joining up at your
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