Namibia will introduce its e-Visa on Arrival system on March 3, 2025, enhancing entry procedures for international tourists. From April 1, 2025, travelers from 33 countries must apply for a visa before arrival. Learn more about the process, costs, and affected nations.
Dreaming of escaping the taxman while working from a tropical beach or a vibrant European city? In 2025, a growing number of countries are rolling out digital nomad visas, offering remote workers the chance to live and work tax-free.
Germany faces a growing labor shortage, requiring 400,000 skilled workers annually across key sectors. Discover the most in-demand professions and explore the work visa pathways available for skilled professionals in 2025.
The UK government is exploring a youth mobility scheme that could allow young EU workers and students to live and work in Britain for up to three years. This initiative aims to strengthen post-Brexit ties while maintaining controlled migration.
Starting March 10, 2025, New Zealand will introduce key reforms to its Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV), removing the median wage requirement and extending visa durations. Discover how these updates can benefit migrant workers and employers.
Finland has opened applications for seasonal work permits, allowing migrant workers to take up jobs in agriculture, forestry, and tourism. Learn about eligibility, requirements, and the latest regulations.
The US has introduced a new visa interview waiver update, making it easier for eligible applicants to secure their visas without in-person interviews. This change streamlines the process, reduces wait times, and benefits diplomatic officials and visa renewal applicants.
Canada has issued 6,500 invitations under the French language proficiency category of Express Entry, with a CRS cut-off score of 428. This marks the first such draw in 2025, signaling Canada’s growing focus on attracting French-speaking immigrants. Learn more about the latest CRS distribution, eligibility criteria, and upcoming Express Entry draws.
Poland is introducing a new IT system to combat visa appointment scalping. This initiative will use enhanced electronic services, potentially including biometrics, to ensure fair access to visa appointments for travelers and employers.
Germany is addressing its labour shortages with new visa reforms, including a points-based Opportunity Card, higher skilled worker quotas, and relaxed qualification requirements. These changes make it easier for foreign professionals to find jobs and settle in Germany.
