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Serbia to Become a Regional AI Hub – Driving Foreign Talent Relocation
Serbia is set to become the owner of the largest supercomputer cluster in Southeast Europe by the end of 2026 or early 2027, reinforcing its position as an emerging regional hub for artificial intelligence and advanced technologies.
Hungary: EU Blue Card Wages
From 1 January 2026, Hungary will raise the minimum monthly wages required for EU Blue Card holders, introducing updated thresholds employers must meet when hiring third-country specialists.
Armenia: Major Reform Ahead
Armenia has approved extensive updates to its immigration system, introducing digital procedures, a biometric residence card, revised TRP/PRP rules, and a new quota model for foreign workers.
Uzbekistan: Visa-Free for US
Uzbekistan will launch a 30-day visa-free regime for US citizens starting 1 January 2026, aiming to deepen bilateral economic ties and boost tourism. The step follows the country’s recent expansion of visa-free travel for several Middle Eastern and Asian states.
Georgia: New Penalties Introduced
Georgia has expanded administrative sanctions for foreign nationals, tightening fines for overstays, clarifying deportation grounds, and introducing entry bans of up to 5 years.
Poland: Simplified Work Visa Cancelled for Georgia
Poland has taken Georgia off its simplified work-visa list. Georgian nationals and their employers must now use the standard work-permit and D-type visa process, with longer timelines and more administrative steps to factor into workforce planning.
Slovenia: Digital Nomad Permit
Slovenia has officially launched its Digital Nomad Residence Permit, opening long-term opportunities for remote professionals and their families. The one-year permit offers flexible pathways to other residence types and access to attractive tax regimes after the first year.
