Skills Gap to Open Borders to Skilled Worker Visa Applicants
The topic of visas and immigration is never far from the political headlines and, as the UK continues to struggle with labour shortages, these…
Category: Immigration
Immigration Attorneys vs. DIY Immigration: Pros & Cons
Are you considering filing for a green card or another immigration-related process? You may feel overwhelmed and confused by the complexity of the U.S.…
UK Point-Based Immigration – New System, Old Principles?
Following Brexit, the UK has adopted a new points-based immigration system intended to simplify the process and permit entry for the highest-skilled applicants.
A Short Guide On Australian Visas For Expats
Now that you have decided that you would like a more permanent residence in the Land Down Under, you dread going through all the…
How to Make Immigration Law Work for Clients
An all-too-often overlooked aspect of immigration law is the wellbeing of those whose lives it shapes.
5 Things To Consider When You Move Abroad
Moving abroad is a big decision, so big, in fact, that it’s easy for expats to feel overwhelmed during the process. While life as…
Moving Overseas With A Criminal Record
While in prison, you may have probably heard many things about restrictions and free movement abroad. It may create conflict in mind when hearing…
Understanding New Zealand Visa Laws (NZeTA)
Since October 2019, visa waiver travellers need to apply for an NZeTA to visit New Zealand.
Is Now a Good Time to Move to Australia?
Migration has always made substantial contributions to Australia’s culture and economy; what impact have the travel restrictions had on our culture and economy? The…
The Future of Canadian Immigration
Being a popular destination for business people across the globe, and known as a country that opens its arms out for refugees, Canada announced…