Finland has revamped its work visa policies for 2025, making it easier for international professionals to relocate. With faster processing times, improved digital platforms, and expanded family reunification options, the updates cater to skilled workers in key sectors like tech, healthcare, and green energy.
Sweden's Migration Authority reports a rise in work, family reunification, and study permits issued in 2024. With over 80,000 permits granted so far, authorities are considering stricter family reunification rules to better manage integration challenges.
Sweden is poised to make its immigration policies more attractive for highly skilled workers by updating its EU Blue Card regulations. The proposed changes will lower salary requirements, expand eligibility, and streamline transitions between job positions, aiming to retain top global talent.
Kuwait reopens family visas for expats with revised criteria. 14 professions like doctors, engineers, and teachers are exempt from the university degree requirement. Minimum salary of 800 KD applies, with exceptions for children under 5.
Thousands of families seeking reunification in Finland face longer wait times due to a major backlog in processing applications. While the situation concerns many, faster decisions are happening for some cases.
