Tag
FOREIGN WORKERS
Georgia will introduce its first formal work permit system for most foreign nationals employed or self-employed in the country starting March 1, 2026
Uzbekistan has begun enforcing a new wage rule for foreign workers, a move that underscores the government’s tightening grip on labor standards and its effort to bring expatriate pay closer in line with local economic realities.
Singapore is introducing major changes to its Work Permit system from July 2025. Foreign workers will enjoy indefinite...
The Belgian Immigration Office has introduced a major policy update requiring foreign workers to earn a gross monthly salary of at least €5,000 to access the fast-track family reunification visa.
The European Commission has identified 42 occupations facing significant shortages, particularly in the construction, transport, and healthcare sectors, and is now focusing on recruiting foreign workers to address these gaps.
Canada has updated the unemployment rates for its Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs), which will affect the eligibility for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).
Malaysia has introduced new rules for foreign workers holding Employment Passes (EP), seeking to improve the process of adjusting Employment Pass categories.
Several countries are making it easier for foreign workers to bring their families along by offering a range...
Greece is currently facing a significant labour shortage, with the country requiring more than 300,000 foreign workers to meet the demands of its growing economy.
Switzerland has announced plans to extend its work visa quotas for foreign workers in 2025 as part of efforts to address labour shortages in key sectors.
The UK government is set to introduce new measures to combat the exploitation of foreign workers, with tougher penalties for employers who break visa rules or fail to meet minimum wage standards.
Türkiye has introduced new regulatory changes aimed at addressing labour shortages and attracting foreign talent to key sectors of its economy.