Category: News & Updates

The Courtroom of the European Association has blocked the Hungarian regulation that permits admittance to the case record

Almost 6.4 percent of all property exchanges made in Portugal during the second quarter of the year were made by unfamiliar nationals, the neighborhood media has revealed.

The European Line and Coast Gatekeeper Organization, Frontex, as a team with the Spanish Public Police

In 2020, the EU's life expectancy was 80.4 years. This is 5.7 years higher than for men (77.5), and women (83.2 years respectively).

The European Commission announced that it approved more than EUR114 millions from the Cohesion Fund for investments to buy new electric trains in Latvia's Riga or Pieriga regions.

Two-thirds (33%) of British citizens don't have a valid European Health Insurance Card or Global Health Insurance Card. Three-quarters (75%) of British residents claim that they don't know what their health insurance covers when traveling.

Estonia Expels and Declares Non-Grata 3 Employers of the Russian Embassy Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia has given Estonia's Russian Embassy in Estonia an official document in which it is stated that the three workers from the Russian Embassy in Estonia had been classified as non-grata individuals.

Switzerland Registered a 31% decrease in overnight Accommodations in 2020 The Federal Statistical Office in Switzerland's statistics has disclosed that 38.5 million overnight accommodations have been recorded in the country by 2020. These figures translate to a 31.5 percent decline as compared to 2019 prior to the spread of Coronavirus.

Croatian Tourist Board Introduces New Campaign to Attract German Tourists The Croatian National Tourist Board (CNTB) has sent off another mission to support early appointments in one of the main business sectors for the Croatian travel industry, Germany.

Figures Show Tourists from Germany, UK and US Were Top Spenders in Greece in 2019 Guests from Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States spent the most in Greece, in 2019, preceding the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, as per the new examination directed by Greece Tourism Confederation (SETE).

Bulgaria introduces dark red category, adds 23 countries to it The EU Member States had decided to apply more stringent measures in the dark red categories. The Bulgarian authorities then followed suit and introduced the dark red category. This is the most epidemiologically dangerous country.

WHO: Europe is Moving Towards Ending the COVID-19 Pandemic Emergencies Phase According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Europe might be able to end COVID-19's emergency phase by 2022. This is mainly because of the transmissible Omicron variant which has proven to be less severe than the dominant COVID-19 variant Delta.

The Latest U.S. Travel Regulations In Covid-19 According to FlightAware, more than 1,300 flights within, outside, or between the U.S. had been canceled as of Jan. 4 at midday. This follows thousands of cancellations over the weekend and Monday as severe weather swept through the U.S. and airlines dealt with Covid-related staffing shortfalls.

Sweden to Tighten Labor Migration Laws to Tackle Exploitation of Foreign Workers

Portugal and Morocco Sign an Agreement on Employment & Stay for Moroccan Workers in Portugal

Spain to Introduce Digital Nomad Visa

Finland will Reduce the Processing Time of Residence Permit Applications for Entrepreneurs and Specialists in 2022

Austria increases EU Blue Card Salary Requirements to 2022

Initial restrictions on international travel were placed at 107 immigration checkpoints. 

"The 4% refusal rate in monetary 2021 for new H-1B petitions was like the rate before Donald Trump got down to business, which means the Trump years were a variation because of forcing prohibitive strategies that courts viewed as unlawful," said Stuart Anderson, chief, NFAP.