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Indonesia has announced the official introduction of the E33G Remote Worker Visa that permits Indian remote professionals to legally reside and work in Indonesia for up to 12 months (extendable for another 12 months). Launched
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In a significant policy change under the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), the government has set a target to decrease the dependency on foreign workers from 15% to 10% by the year 2030. This latest announcement
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In a pivotal development in digital labor reform, Vietnam officially launched the DOLAB-JICA App (DJ App) on July 30 in Hanoi. The app aims to aid citizens searching for overseas employment. Developed by the Department
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Beginning in August, Mexico will implement a new electronic visa (e-visa) portal to help facilitate the entry of foreign travelers who need a visa. The initiative was launched in an announcement by the Ministry of
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As uncertainty rises worldwide, there are increasingly many remote and migrant workers turning to Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programs for more mobility for a secure financial future. The five Eastern Caribbean countries of Antigua &
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In April of 2027, Japan will launch a completely new residency program for foreign workers that will be a major policy change that is fundamentally intended to attract bright global talent to Japan. This will
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On September 2, 2025, the US Department of State will implement major changes to its non-immigrant visa interview waiver policies, reverting back to the more restrictive policies and guidelines that existed prior to those in
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In a historic agreement, India and the UK have agreed upon a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the intention to double bilateral trade to USD 112 billion by 2030. The Double Contribution Convention (DCC) is
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Beginning July 22, 2025, the UK government will introduce substantial changes to its Skilled Worker visa system. More than 100 occupations will be removed from the eligibility list, greatly reducing access for foreign nationals to
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The U.S. government is considering a substantial alteration in the process of H-1B visa allocation, possibly by abandoning the lottery model in favor of a salary based selection process. If this potential rule is finalized,
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