Norway simplifies the permanent residence permit process! Financial support requirements were eliminated for applicants, opening doors for aspiring residents. Learn the new income requirements and other important details.
The European Union is making it easier for skilled workers from outside the bloc to live and work in member states. The revised Single Permit system streamlines the application process, reduces waiting times, and grants permit holders more freedom to change jobs.
Embark on a career journey in Estonia with our guide to the 23 high-demand jobs that make obtaining a work visa a breeze. Uncover the promising sectors and professions that align with your skills, setting the stage for a successful and fulfilling work experience in this vibrant European hub.
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.
Denmark is implementing stricter income and employment conditions for foreign workers seeking residence and work permits through employment. Effective January 1, 2024, these new regulations aim to ensure foreign workers earn wages and possess qualifications aligned with Danish standards.
Starting January 1, 2024, Greece transforms its Digital Nomad Visa application process, requiring applicants to apply through consular posts in their home countries. Discover the diverse processing times, eligibility criteria.
VFS Global has secured a global tender from the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, solidifying their role as the exclusive provider for visa and residence permit services across 52 countries.
The revised Single-Permit Directive promises a one-stop shop for permits, equal rights for workers, and career flexibility for permit holders. Streamlined international recruitment and robust safeguards against exploitation further enhance the EU's appeal to skilled professionals worldwide.
New Zealand is opening its doors wider to foreign talent by adding 17 critical occupations to its Immigration Green List. This move aims to address skills shortages, stimulate economic growth, and compete globally for skilled workers.
Finland has unveiled a comprehensive set of regulations to enhance oversight and encourage employment among non-European Union (EU) work permit holders. These changes come as part of the government's broader immigration program, with a strong focus on tying residence permits more closely to work obligations.
