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    Navigating The Path To UK Self-Sponsorship: An Alternative Route For Entrepreneurs

    The desire to self-sponsor for a UK work visa is a frequent topic among immigration lawyers, especially following the abolition of the Investor and Entrepreneur visa categories. While no specific “Self-Sponsorship” visa exists, the Skilled Worker visa route offers a potential solution for...
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    Navigating U.S. Immigration: Opportunities And Challenges For LGBTQI+ International Students

    Embarking on a journey to study abroad in the United States is an exciting opportunity. The U.S. is a top study-abroad destination, hosting more than one million international students each year, including an increasing number of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI+)...
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    Navigating The New Political Landscape: EU Migration Policy Post-2024 Elections

    The 2024 European Parliament (EP) elections have set the stage for a new political cycle that is likely to impact European Union (EU) migration policy for the next five years. This article explores the expected policy trends in Europe and considers measures companies can implement to navigate...
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    The Potential And Challenges Of A Schengen-Style Visa For Southeast Asia

    In recent months, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has garnered significant attention for his proposal to establish a six-nation regional visa, drawing comparisons to the established Schengen Area visa in Europe. This initiative aims to create a joint visa program between the nations of...
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    Understanding The New Entrant Rules For The Skilled Worker Visa In The UK

    The Skilled Worker visa, formerly known as the Tier 2 General visa, is a popular route for non-UK citizens seeking employment in the United Kingdom. Recent changes to the UK immigration system, particularly regarding the minimum salary thresholds for sponsorship, have raised concerns among young...
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    Bulgaria And Romania To Partially Join Schengen Area On March 31, 2024

    Overview Effective March 31, 2024, Bulgaria and Romania will partially join the Schengen Area, resulting in the cessation of border checks for air- and sea-based travel between these countries and other Schengen Area nations. The European Council will continue discussions to eliminate land...
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    Reconnecting With Ancestral Roots: Spain’s Democratic Memory Law And The Path To Nationality

    Introduction The Spanish Civil War and the ensuing Franco dictatorship brought about widespread repression, forcing many opponents into exile. This period not only affected those who directly opposed the regime but also had lasting negative impacts on their descendants, depriving them of their...
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    Navigating The New UAE Golden Visa Requirements For Scientists And Specialists

    The UAE’s Golden Visa program, launched in 2019, has become a hallmark for attracting top-tier talent from around the world. There are several pathways for obtaining a Golden Visa, one being specifically targeted towards ‘Scientists and Specialists,’ and highly-skilled professionals in fields...
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    Navigating Immigration System Changes: Key Considerations For Hiring Foreign Nationals In Sweden

    Introduction In the past three months, Sweden has implemented an upgraded immigration system that has significantly improved processing times for work permits. Adjudications are now completed in less than 30 days, a substantial improvement from the previous six-month wait. This change aims to...
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    Enlisting Remote Workers Into The Kenya Tax Register: Time For Kenya To Consider The Remote Visa Option?

    Introduction The Government of Kenya (GoK) has recently unveiled an initiative aimed at incorporating individuals working remotely for Kenyan organizations into its tax system. This proposal is part of the Finance Bill of 2024, with implementation set to be phased in on July 1, September 1, and...
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    Shaping The Future: Key Immigration Considerations Ahead Of The UK’s 2024 Election

    On July 4, 2024, the United Kingdom will head to the polls to elect its next government. As the nation anticipates the election manifestoes of the competing parties, the London Chamber of Commerce has collaborated with a curated group of members and clients to reflect on necessary changes to the...
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    Mainland China And Georgia Announce Reciprocal Visa Exemption Agreement

    Overview The governments of Mainland China and Georgia have signed a mutual visa exemption agreement. This agreement, once implemented, will allow nationals of both countries holding valid passports to enter each other’s country without a visa for a single stay of up to 30 days, with a...
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    UAE Prioritizes Nationals With Private Sector Experience For Public Sector Jobs

    In a significant policy shift, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced that UAE nationals with a minimum of three years of private sector work experience will be given priority when applying for positions in the public sector. This new directive underscores the importance of private sector...
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    Navigating Japan’s Demographic Crisis: The Promise And Challenges Of The Specified Skilled Worker Program

    Introduction Japan is grappling with a demographic crisis characterized by an aging population and a declining birth rate. According to the United Nations Population Division, Japan leads countries with a population of one million or more in the highest proportion of its population aged 65 and...
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    Russia And Belarus To Recognize Each Other’s Visas: A New Era Of Bilateral Travel

    Introduction In a significant move to strengthen bilateral relations, Russia and Belarus have finalized an agreement to mutually recognize each other’s visas and residence permits. This agreement, which has been in discussions since 2017, is set to simplify travel between the two countries for...

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