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Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Croatia to Extend EU Blue Card Validity To 4 Years

Croatia plans to double the validity of the EU Blue Card from two to four years, making it easier for highly skilled workers to stay longer in the country. This change, part of upcoming updates to the Aliens Act, aims to attract more qualified foreign professionals to address workforce shortages. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković highlighted…
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Italy’s Citizenship Laws To Be Eased: What It Means For Non-EU Nationals

Great news for those dreaming of making Italy their forever home! If you’re a non-EU national living in Italy or considering a move, the path to citizenship could soon be much shorter, thanks to a new campaign. Currently, non-EU nationals must live in Italy for at least 10 years before they can apply for citizenship…
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Countdown to the 2026 Diversity Visa Lottery: What You Need to Know

Dreaming of a new life in the United States? The 2026 Visa Lottery offers a golden opportunity for those from countries with low US immigration rates to secure permanent residency.  Known officially as the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, this “visa lottery” grants up to 55,000 visas each year, and the call for applications is just…
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More European Countries to Enjoy Visa-Free Travel to China

Over the last year, China has taken an unusual step of relaxing its requirements for foreign tourists. Citizens of Greece, Slovenia, Norway and Denmark will soon be able to visit China without a visa for up to 15 days. This move is part of China’s broader effort to strengthen diplomatic ties and boost tourism. During…
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Spain’s New Tourism Rules Demand Immediate Disclosure of Personal Data from All Travellers

Starting October 1, Spain will roll out strict new regulations for international visitors, including travellers from the U.S., as part of an effort to boost national security. These changes could significantly influence how travellers plan their trips to Spain, making it essential to stay informed about what’s ahead. When checking into a hotel, it’s typical…
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