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Canada and Global Partners Push New Migration Agenda: What It Means for International Mobility

Canada and Global Partners Push New Migration Agenda: What It Means for International Mobility

As part of the initiative, approximately $7 million has been committed to support eight international projects in Southeast Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. The investment aims to enhance migration management and increase legal mobility,

UK Skilled Worker Visa 2026: Can Small Businesses Still Sponsor Foreign Workers? 

UK Skilled Worker Visa 2026: Can Small Businesses Still Sponsor Foreign Workers? 

Yes, small businesses can sponsor foreign workers in the UK, but there have been extensive changes in the rules in July 2025, and not all roles or business types are eligible any longer. If you

Japan Grants 5-Year Permits for Type 2 Skilled Workers: A Direct Bridge to Permanent Residency

Japan Grants 5-Year Permits for Type 2 Skilled Workers: A Direct Bridge to Permanent Residency

Japan will allow skilled foreign workers to stay for five years under the Type 2 Specified Skilled Worker visa category, to boost the attractiveness of such work within the country. The recommendation, which was made

North Korean Workers Enter China Under ‘Industrial Trainee’ Status—Here’s How the System Works 

North Korean Workers Enter China Under ‘Industrial Trainee’ Status—Here’s How the System Works 

This summer, about 10,000 North Korean workers crossed the border in one month; they were transported by bus over the Yalu River to the Liaoning province town of Dandong. The term "industrial trainees" is the

Ceuta Migrant Crisis Deepens: Many Return to Morocco Amid Food and Safety Concerns

Ceuta Migrant Crisis Deepens: Many Return to Morocco Amid Food and Safety Concerns

The migrant crisis in the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta has entered a new phase with thousands of migrants who crossed from Morocco in late July returning voluntarily. Many of those who came in

UK Illegal Hiring Crackdown: Bosses Face Jail, Here’s What It Means for Workers 

UK Illegal Hiring Crackdown: Bosses Face Jail, Here’s What It Means for Workers 

The UK crackdown on illegal working is not just an advisory message but a full-fledged investigation and enforcement operation that actually carries consequences. Those employers that knowingly employ illegal immigrants now face up to five

Illegal Migration or Labour Shortages? Europe’s Policy Dilemma Explained 

Illegal Migration or Labour Shortages? Europe’s Policy Dilemma Explained 

Europe is facing one of the biggest policy challenges it has faced for decades. Governments across the continent are trying to curb irregular migration with tougher border controls and also cope with increasing labour shortages

End of Post-Arrival Regularization: Navigating Nigeria’s Digital e-CERPAC Visa Rules

End of Post-Arrival Regularization: Navigating Nigeria’s Digital e-CERPAC Visa Rules

It is one of the biggest immigration reform measures in Nigeria's recent history, as the e-CERPAC system has been fully implemented. The new system will streamline the process to enhance efficiency, security, and adherence with

Europe’s Migration Divide: Why Consistency Matters in Border and Asylum Policies 

Europe’s Migration Divide: Why Consistency Matters in Border and Asylum Policies 

Migration remains a defining issue across the continent, and Europe continues to grapple with one of its most complex policy challenges. Despite the EU’s recent reforms to develop a more coordinated system, differences in national

Japan Category II Visa: Why Restaurant Workers Are Rushing to Upgrade After New Entry Freeze 

Japan Category II Visa: Why Restaurant Workers Are Rushing to Upgrade After New Entry Freeze 

Japan has a problem with its food service sector that is in crisis, not because its employees are going anywhere, but because it can't find more new employees. The government has already put a temporary