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German government plans to reduce the West Balkan work‑visa quota to 25,000 per year from January 2027. The Federal Employment Agency urges to keep the current 50,000 limit. Impact on job seekers from Albania, Bosnia‑Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. The announced reductio
Medical, dental, midwifery and pharmacy students in France can receive a €1,200 gross monthly allowance during studies, with a minimum two‑year service commitment in underserved zones. Applications open 2 Nov 2026.
Spain’s Social Security reports 3.636 million foreign affiliates in September 2026, 548,000 more than a year earlier.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Brazil.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Panama.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Costa Rica.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Mexico.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Singapore.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to New Zealand.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Australia.
A practical official-first checklist for checking entry, residence, work, tax, healthcare and business requirements before a move to Canada.
The UK no longer applies EU free movement. This 2026 guide explains ETA and visitor rules, the position of EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, Skilled Worker sponsorship, Global Talent and Innovator Founder routes, and how settlement depends on the immigration category you use.
The UAE does not apply EU free movement. This 2026 guide explains entry rules, residence and work permits, Green Residence, virtual work and Golden Residency for EU/EEA/Swiss and non-EU citizens.
Serbia is not in the EU, so visa-free entry does not create EU free-movement rights. This 2026 guide explains the current rules for EU/EEA/Swiss and non-EU citizens, temporary residence, Visa D, the single work-and-residence permit, remote work and permanent residence after three years.
Montenegro is not yet in the EU, so EU free movement does not apply. This 2026 guide explains the current visa-free entry rules, temporary and permanent residence, work permits, the digital-nomad route and the latest quota and residence-law changes.
Albania is not an EU member, so EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not move under EU free-movement rules. Short stays are often visa-free, but longer residence, work, remote work and business activity each follow Albanian immigration rules.
Albania is not in the EU, so EU free movement does not apply. This 2026 guide explains the current entry, residence and work framework, including special treatment for EU citizens, the position of EEA/Swiss nationals, and the single-permit route for non-EU workers and digital mobile professionals.
Lithuania remains straightforward for EU/EEA/Swiss movers, but third-country nationals face a stricter 2026 labour-migration environment. This guide separates the routes clearly and explains what to verify before moving.
A practical pre-move checklist for expats planning a relocation to Germany, covering documents, housing, registration, work and local professional support.
Latvia combines EU free movement with a purpose-based system for third-country nationals. Since a new Immigration Law entered into force on 15 September 2026, expats should verify the current route for residence, employment, remote work and long-term status before relocating.
Estonia combines EU free movement, a highly digital public administration and purpose-based routes for non-EU residents. The crucial distinction is that e-Residency gives digital access to Estonia, not a visa, physical residence, tax residence or citizenship.
From registration and healthcare to professional licensing and workplace Swedish, settling in Sweden often means navigating several systems at once. Patrick Nilsson helps international professionals understand the practical next steps.
Finland separates EU free movement from a permit-based system for non-EU nationals. In 2026, updated work-income thresholds, job-loss protection periods and new permanent-residence paths make current official guidance essential before relocating.
Before choosing Prague for university, separate four questions that are often mixed together: tuition, legal residence, work rights and living costs.
Norway combines EEA free movement for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens with a strict permit-based system for non-EU nationals. In 2026, updated skilled-worker salary levels and a new employer job-offer confirmation step make it essential to use current UDI guidance before relocating.
Sweden changed several important immigration rules in 2026. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens still rely on free movement, while non-EU workers now face a 90% median-salary rule for work permits. Citizenship rules also became significantly stricter from 6 June 2026.
Sweden changed several important migration rules in 2026. EU/EEA citizens still use free-movement rights, while non-EU workers face a new 90% median-salary threshold. EU Blue Card rules, long-term resident status and Swedish citizenship also changed, making the legal route and timing more important
Denmark combines EU free-movement rules with a highly structured national system for non-EU workers, students, entrepreneurs and families. In 2026, updated Positive Lists and salary thresholds make it especially important to choose the correct route before relocating.
Poland changed its residence procedure in 2026: most temporary, permanent and EU long-term residence applications moved to the online MOS system from 27 April. EU/EEA/Swiss citizens still rely on free movement but must handle registration for longer stays, while non-EU nationals need the correct pur
Hungary offers straightforward free-movement rights for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, but third-country nationals face a more segmented residence system. In 2026, choosing the correct permit category before arrival is essential.
