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Immigration updates – 19th of March

Denmark Authorities publish updated income statistics applicable from 1 April 2026 The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) uses income statistics made by the Confederation of Danish Employers (DA) in the case processing of applications to decide if an offered job is within the Danish standards for salary. This applies to the Pay Limit […]

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Immigration updates – 5th of Februari

European Union Commission adopts a first-ever EU Visa Strategy On 29 January 2026, the European Commission adopted its first-ever EU Visa Strategy. It sets out a framework for a strategic visa policy that aims to advance the EU’s long-term interests, allowing it to be better equipped for growing mobility as well as the consequences of regional instability and

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Immigration updates – 15th of Januari

Finland Changes to permanent residence conditions take effect Effective 8 January 2026, the requirements for obtaining a permanent residence permit have been made stricter. New integration requirements for permanent residence permit applicants have been added to the Aliens Act. The amendments made to the Aliens Act apply to all applications for a permanent residence permit

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Immigration updates – 8th of Januari

Austria New minimum income requirements The Austrian authorities have published updated minimum income requirements for residence permits. Third-country nationals, i.e. persons who are neither EEA nor Swiss citizens, need a residence permit for Austria if they want to stay in Austria for more than six months. Qualified workers from third countries, and their dependent family

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