New data from the British government reveals a noticeable decline in both student and work visa applications in 2024. These drops are likely tied to recent policy changes aimed at reducing legal migration, a move that could have serious implications for the education and healthcare sectors. Industry leaders are now calling on the government to…
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The United Kingdom’s plan to increase the family visa threshold to £38,700 in 2025 has been halted by the new government. This decision was confirmed by UK Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, in a written statement to the House of Commons. The plan was to raise the threshold from £18,600 to £ 29,000, with future increases…
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The Czech Republic has introduced a significant change to its Employment Act, simplifying the process for foreign nationals to work in the country. As of July 1, 2024, citizens from seven non-EU countries can access the Czech labour market without needing a work permit. Citizens of the following countries now enjoy free access to the…
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Roughly 12 million people don’t have German citizenship despite having lived in Germany for at least ten years. According to the federal government, Germany’s naturalisation rate is only half the EU average. Germany’s updated citizenship laws, which took effect on June 27, 2024, are set to enable more people to become German citizens. Here’s a…
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Beginning June 30, 2024, Denmark will impose a new income requirement for foreign nationals who want to apply for a residence and work permit to enter the country for work. This change, announced by the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI), aims to ensure that foreign workers receive salaries in line with Danish…
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