That’s a great point! It actually does put them at an advantage. Folks who’ve never applied before can start with a clean slate in Dominica, potentially making it easier to then move on to visa-free countries. Kind of like a fresh start, if you will.
I think it's a mix of all three, Jennifer. Some countries heavily rely on coal and oil for their economy. Shifting away would mean massive changes. Plus, not all politicians are on board with the immediate need for change, and some technologies are still in development or expensive.
I'm not entirely convinced this Trusted Employer Scheme is going to be the game-changer it's touted as. Doesn't it just shift the burden of paperwork from one place to another? I mean, sure, less paperwork for visas sounds great, but now companies have to prove they looked for local talent...
Just read about Indonesia's visa extension policy changes. Seems like a big win for those coming in for government work or investment-related activities. Now you can stay up to 12 months! That's huge, isn't it? Always felt like the previous limits were too restricting for serious investors or...
Just read about France easing up on the tax rules for companies hiring from outside the EU. Sounds like a good move to me. More talent, more growth, right?
I've heard rumors that the EB-4 Non-Minister Religious Worker Program might get an extension. It's crucial for so many people, and letting it expire would be a huge oversight. Does anyone have insights on this?
Well, Vivienne, backlogs might not seem like a big deal, but if you're waiting to reunite with family, even three months feels like forever. Plus, countries like Ireland and Finland are notorious for unpredictable processing times. Just saying! 😅
Honestly, I think the concern about overstaying might be a bit overstated. If both countries have robust systems in place for tracking entries and exits, as well as for enforcing visa regulations, then the benefits of this agreement far outweigh the potential downsides. Plus, it's a win for...
I think this is a great idea, but aren't we risking neglecting urban areas that also suffer from labor shortages? Rural and Francophone communities definitely need support, but so do many cities.
It seems like they're trying to ensure that only those who can afford to support their visiting family members apply. But I agree, it's a big ask for many expats there.
I think the government might be overestimating the allure of higher salaries. It's not just about money; people also value work-life balance, community, and job security. Could this move inadvertently push potential migrants to consider other countries?
I heard that the space sector's expansion isn't evenly spread across the UK. Places outside London might face even bigger challenges due to these policy changes. Any thoughts on how the regional disparities could affect the industry's overall growth?
I’ve always wondered if these CBI programs really boost the local economy or if it’s just a quick cash grab. I mean, are the long-term effects really worth it? I guess there’s more than meets the eye here.
I think the delays can vary a lot. Some of my friends working abroad mentioned that their visa renewals took weeks longer than expected last year. Employers usually know the drill and should advise you to apply early. But honestly, it's a bit hit or miss depending on where you are.
Has anyone else heard about the Federal Police pausing the RNM Card issuance? Sounds like a hassle but maybe it’s for the best with the new printing provider. Thoughts?
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