Tag: immigration

Could France be one of the most difficult countries in which to adapt?

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 The Expat Insider 2019 survey by Internations reveals the reasons why living in France as a foreigner can be tough, the main reasons being the difficulties of speaking the local language and making friends […]

Australia and the quest of attracting highly skilled workforce

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: unsplash.com All types of skilled workers are in high demand in Australia. A recent report of Deloitte claims that the employers are unable to find workers meeting the required skills, the result being […]

Global Mobility in the now: Trends that are here to stay (II)

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: unsplash.com All parties running in this years’ federal election are required to implement better skills training for foreign workers and to promote effective immigration policies. As recommended by the Canadian Global Cities Council, […]

How can employers prepare for the rise of digital nomadism

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: unsplash.com The pandemic has fundamentally changed the way people work: the home is starting to replace office buildings and is becoming more important for employees. But why work from home if you can […]

Global Mobility in the now: Trends that are here to stay

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: unsplash.com People around the world can finally walk their pets or do their groceries without wearing a mask in the outdoors. The mental load before going outside is much lower now, because they […]

Third-country nationals -Long-term resident status- concept of “resources”

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: unsplash.com In X (C-302/18), the European Court of Justice delivered a landmark judgement on the interpretation of the concept of “resources”, in the context of the third-country nationals’ right to long-term resident status. […]

Saudi Arabia: monumental decisions on tourist visas

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: Canada Government On 27th of September, a new tourism visa has been launched by Saudi Arabia, beyond the one granted for religious purposes. The aim of this legal change, which is to reduce […]

Fee waivers in Saudi Arabia for industrial sectors’ expats

[elementor-template id=”3753″] This is dummy title and will be replaced with real title of your post Image with size : 1140×570 Image: Canada Government The expatriate workers employed in the industrial sector are no longer subject to fees in Saudi Arabia. ‘The government will bear the cost of fees for expatriate workers on behalf of […]