Category: Immigration updates

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Brexit: UK Architects No Longer Recognized in EU Countries

Following the United Kingdom’s exit from the EU, the UK services profession from IT, architecture and the arts, health services, education, lawyers and financial services were left with an array of visa and work permit restrictions.  Before Brexit, the UK firms were among the world’s most prominent service exporters. According to a research organisation, UK’s…
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Post Study Work Options: How to Get a Work Visa in China After Studies

China is located in East Asia, the largest of all Asian countries and has one of the biggest economies in the world. The country has a rich history extending further than 5,000 years. China is emerging as a major competitor in the IT industries, economy and higher education. Although the country is known to be the…
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Schengen Lockdown: Belgium, Switzerland and Denmark Easing COVID Restrictions

More than a year into the pandemic, countries have continued to impose restrictions to mitigate the spread of the virus. Finally, some nations have announced restrictions will be relaxed.  The decision comes as COVID-19 cases continue to decrease. Hopefully, this would be a start of slowly going back to how things are pre-pandemic and more…
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West Virginia Offers $12,000 for Remote Workers to Relocate There

We can all agree that today’s workforce has seen a tremendous shift to remote work practices as many of us have turned our homes into hybrid workstations. While adjusting to a home office could be a challenge for some, scenic landscapes undoubtedly make the transition more appealing.  With the world opening up to remote workers…
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Malta Offers to Pay International Tourists This Summer

Want to earn some money while enjoying your summer vacation? Malta will be just the destination for you. In order to jumpstart its tourism economy, Malta announced a scheme to encourage independent travellers to stay in its hotels starting in June. Tourism and Consumer Protection Minister Clayton Bartolo announced on 30 March that the Maltese…
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