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The Kenyan government has formally launched its labour export plan by deploying its first set of 50 workers to Russia, where they will earn a Ksh 115,000 monthly take-home salary. The workers will be employed
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Vietnam’s updated Nationality Law, effective on July 1, 2025, brings bold new changes to attract skilled foreign professionals. The new reforms are consistent with Decree 16/2020/ND-CP and are consistent with Resolution 57-NQ/TW to streamline the
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If you are planning to work abroad in 2025, look for a country that has an easy work visa process. A few countries have an easy process, fast approvals and visa types available to both
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In 2025, remote work and the digital nomad lifestyle will have changed the global landscape. Many will be searching for countries that provide beautiful scenery and a place to live with visa flexibility, stable internet,
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Sri Lanka’s Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) is set to roll out a new policy framework effective from July 1, 2025. These changes will affect Sri Lankans looking for self-directed jobs overseas. SLBFE Chairman Kosala
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Interest in New Zealand's new investor migrant visa scheme has experienced a huge surge, with expected investments of close to NZ$845 million committed in less than three months. The new scheme was launched in April
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According to the Philippine government, beginning July 1, 2025, travelers from Taiwan holding a passport will be permitted to enter the Philippines for tourism for up to 14 days without a visa. This is part
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Canada’s labour market is changing quickly due to an ageing population, economic changes and digital advancements. Because of this, some sectors are experiencing significant talent shortages, creating great opportunities for skilled workers from abroad. Whether
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Starting in November 2025, New Zealand will start a 12-month trial permitting Chinese tourists coming from Australia to visit New Zealand visa-free. Eligible travellers could stay up to three months using only an NZeTA. This
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After a short pause, the U.S. State Department has resumed processing student visas, but with a new addition to social media screening. All foreign student visa applicants must make their social media profiles public so
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