The Canadian government has revised its Open Work Permit (OWP) regulations, impacting spouses of international students and foreign workers. Starting January 21, 2025, eligibility will be restricted to spouses of students in specific programs and workers in high-demand sectors.
Canada has recently expanded the range of study programs eligible for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs), allowing graduates to stay and work in the country for up to three years.
Planning to work in Singapore? Explore detailed information on work visas for professionals, entrepreneurs, skilled workers, and students. Stay updated with 2025 changes to salary thresholds and renewal policies.
Germany introduces visa reforms to attract global talent. Key changes include lowered salary thresholds, expanded IT specialist opportunities, and relaxed family reunification rules, making it easier for skilled workers to integrate into the German labour market.
Malaysia's Employment Pass is essential for foreign professionals seeking work opportunities in the country. Understand the requirements, benefits, and key considerations to ensure a smooth application process.
Denmark's updated Positive Lists for Skilled Work and Higher Education jobs take effect on January 1, 2025. With expanded opportunities for highly educated professionals and competitive salaries, the lists provide a clear path for foreign workers seeking residence and work permits in Denmark.
Singapore government has increased the minimum qualifying salary for S Pass applications, a move aimed at attracting higher-skilled professionals and ensuring that foreign workers contribute significantly to the Singaporean economy.
The Canadian government has announced a ban on "flagpoling," a practice where temporary residents leave and re-enter Canada to expedite work or study permit applications. This move aims to ensure that border services are reserved for new arrivals.
Türkiye has raised its minimum wage by a substantial 30% for 2025, setting the new rate at TL 22,104 ($630.36). This increase will have a positive impact on foreign workers in Türkiye, boosting their purchasing power and potentially improving their standard of living.
The International Experience Canada (IEC) program offers an exciting opportunity for young people aged 18-35 to work and travel in Canada. This government-sponsored program allows participants to gain valuable work experience, improve their language skills, and explore the beautiful Canadian landscape.
