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In the business environment, streamlining processes and eliminating bureaucratic barriers are crucial. A notable example is by expediting the circulation of crucial documents between EU member states. A notable example is Regulation (EU) 2016/1191, an essential component for facilitating employee/international mobility and hence, business operations in the European Union. This regulation simplifies the requirements for

Canada will join the Apostille convention on January 11th 2024. As of then, authenticated documents can be legalized with a standard certificate called an apostille. Currently, Canadian public documents need a two-step authentication to be accepted in countries where the Apostille convention is already in effect. Documents need to be authenticated both at Global Affairs

A while back on our blog, we told you about what the ETIAS authorization was all about and what its purpose was. In this article, we explore the recent update that this system has undergone: changes in the application processes, updated requirements, and how it will affect travelers planning to visit Europe in the future