November 16, 2021
Immigration
UK: Proposed Immigration Sponsorship Reforms for 2022
Sponsorship amendments are planned by the UK government for 2022. The goal for 2021 is to remove perceived impediments so that businesses may make investment decisions and hire foreign employees with confidence.
November 16, 2021
Immigration
France Blames UK Labor Laws: London Targeting Paris
In a veiled attack on Paris, Prime Minister Boris Johnson signaled that French authorities were hesitant to deal with the issue despite the July pact, as Britain saw a record number of daily arrivals last week.
November 15, 2021
HR
What would the Austrian lockdown imply?
In response to rising coronavirus cases, the northern province of the Alpine nation is planning an unvaccinated-only stay-at-home order, with a national measure possible if it succeeds.
November 15, 2021
Immigration
Israel Rejects US proposal to Reopening Palestinian Consulate
The Israeli government has turned down a proposal by the Biden administration to reopen a consulate in Jerusalem for Palestinian citizens, a setback for the White House’s efforts to repair ties with Palestinian officials.
November 12, 2021
Immigration
US: What You Should Know About Covid Vaccine Requirements?
Tourists from all over the world arrived in the United States on Monday, following the lifting of months-long travel restrictions imposed to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
November 12, 2021
Immigration
Expat Workers’ Spouses Not Required to Apply for a Work Permit
On Wednesday, the Biden administration reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit.
November 9, 2021
Immigration
Could France be one of the most difficult countries to adapt to?
The Expat Insider 2019 survey by Internations reveals the reasons why living in France as a foreigner can be tough, the main reasons being the difficulties of speaking the local language and making friends among the French.
