
Canada has implemented stricter regulations regarding the cancellation of temporary resident documents, impacting tourists, students, and workers. These changes empower immigration officers to revoke visas and permits under specific circumstances.

Portugal has introduced a new online portal to simplify immigration processes for foreign workers and Golden Visa applicants. The new system aims to accelerate citizenship applications and improve residency-by-investment processing.

Starting January 21, 2025, Canada’s Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) program has seen major changes, restricting eligibility for spouses of international students and foreign workers. Find out who still qualifies under the new rules.

A new resolution aims to roll back a Biden-era policy that extended work permit renewals, sparking concerns among immigrants, green card applicants, and H-1B visa holders.

Croatia has implemented stricter visa and work permit regulations following the discovery of widespread abuse. The new measures, primarily targeting Bangladeshi nationals, will also impact other third-country applicants, requiring enhanced background checks and potentially longer processing times.

Discover the latest updates on Turkey Work Visa 2025, including new exemptions, increased minimum wages, and simplified application steps. This guide offers essential details for foreign workers seeking opportunities in Turkey.

Starting January 21, 2025, Canada will introduce major updates to its Family Open Work Permit program. Stricter eligibility rules will affect spouses of international students and foreign workers, while dependent children are excluded. Learn how these changes align with Canada's economic priorities.

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.

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.