Canada launches four new permanent residency pathways in 2025, focusing on caregivers, Francophone professionals, and skilled workers in rural areas. These programs aim to address labor shortages and support regional economies.
Australia continues to be a sought-after destination for skilled professionals and adventurers. In 2025, significant changes have been made to Australian work visas, impacting options like the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa, which is set to be replaced by the Skills in Demand (SID) visa.
Thailand has revamped its long-term resident visa program, removing income requirements for wealthy citizens, broadening eligibility for skilled professionals, and offering more benefits.
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.
Indian professionals in the US will soon benefit from a streamlined H-1B visa renewal process. A domestic system, set to launch in 2025, promises to eliminate the need for international travel, making renewals faster and more efficient.
Germany has revolutionized its visa application process with the launch of a new online portal. This user-friendly platform allows applicants worldwide to submit applications for various visa types, including tourist, student, and work visas, digitally.
The UK government has announced a significant increase in financial requirements for international students and skilled workers from January 2025. Students will need to demonstrate higher living expenses, while skilled workers must meet a minimum income threshold.
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.
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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.
