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The summer holiday season in Europe, spanning July and August, is a time of reduced workforce and operational capacity across various sectors, including immigration and visa processing. During these months, government offices, embassies, and consulates operate with limited staff, leading to processing delays for visa applications, work permits, and other immigration-related requests. These delays can […]
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In recent developments, the Canadian government has implemented a cap on family reunification applications specifically for the province of Quebec. This move aims to streamline the immigration process, ensure equitable distribution of applications, and manage the overall intake more effectively. As Quebec exercises significant control over its immigration policies, this cap reflects the province’s unique […]
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Mainland China is poised to enhance its international relations by introducing a visa waiver for nationals of Australia, New Zealand, and Poland. This strategic move is expected to significantly boost tourism, business interactions, and cultural exchanges between China and these countries. As this policy comes into effect, travelers from Australia, New Zealand, and Poland can […]
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Australia has long been a destination of choice for skilled professionals worldwide. The nation’s robust economy, high quality of life, and welcoming immigration policies attract talent from every corner of the globe. However, the complexities of visa regulations can often present challenges. Recently, Australia introduced an extended grace period after the cessation of employment for […]
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The European Union Blue Card scheme, designed to attract highly skilled professionals to EU member states, has undergone significant changes, with Luxembourg being one of the countries at the forefront of implementing these new rules. These updates aim to make the process more streamlined and accessible for highly skilled workers seeking opportunities in Luxembourg. As […]
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Managing supplier relationships is crucial for global mobility managers dealing with expatriates and leveraging services like tax, moving, visa, and immigration. A holistic approach that treats suppliers as partners rather than transactional vendors is key for a smooth relocation experience. Effective communication, understanding cultural nuances, and aligning strategies with suppliers’ expertise are vital for successful […]
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The European Union has announced that commencing March 31, 2024, the days accrued in Bulgaria and Romania will be amalgamated into the Schengen area allowance. This allowance permits a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period, or a shorter duration for those necessitating visas, following their partial induction. Romanian officials have already substantiated this […]
