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Kazakhstan: Relocation Outlook 2026
Kazakhstan remains attractive for relocation, with growing housing supply and a stronger focus on comfort and urban quality. Cost and demand shifts should already be factored into planning.
Serbia: Relocation Trends 2026
Housing shortages, rising living costs, and Serbia’s growing role as a regional IT and AI hub are shaping relocation decisions for 2026. Early planning is key to successful assignments.
CIS & Eastern Europe: U.S. Visa Updates
The U.S. will suspend issuing immigration visas to nationals of 75 countries starting January 21, 2026. Applications and interviews continue, but visas will not be granted for now.
Planned changes to the legal status of Ukrainians in Poland: Overview of draft Law
The Polish government has approved a draft law proposing changes to the legal framework for Ukrainian citizens residing and working in Poland. These changes are still under parliamentary review and should not be considered final until the law is formally adopted and signed by the President.
Montenegro: Overview of the amendments to the Law on Foreigners
In early 2026, Montenegro implemented significant amendments to its Law on Foreigners, introducing a more structured and predictable legal framework while also expanding certain residence opportunities. The changes are aimed at aligning national legislation with EU standards, streamlining administrative procedures, and increasing the level of digitalization within immigration processes.
Uzbekistan: visa-free regime introduced for US nationals
Starting from 1 January 2026, Uzbekistan has introduced a visa-free regime for nationals of the United States of America. The corresponding Presidential Decree No. UP-203 was published on 3 November 2025.
FAIM Certified: Intermark Moving Standards Confirmed by FIDI
Intermark has been awarded FAIM certification by the FIDI Global Alliance, confirming compliance with the highest international standards in the moving and relocation industry.
Georgia: mandatory health insurance for tourists
Health Insurance Required. Starting 1 January 2026, tourists entering Georgia must carry valid health insurance covering their entire stay. Border authorities are authorized to check compliance, with fines applied in case of violations.