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Closer look on Serbian D visa: an ideal option for short term assignments
Serbia allows a visa-free entry for up to 90 days to more than 70 nationalities worldwide. Visa exempt nationals can enter Serbia based on their valid travel document – passport. The entry formalities are even more relaxed for certain foreign nationals, including EU citizens, who are allowed to enter Serbia based on their national ID cards – entry with ID cards is fully regulated by law and limited only to the specific nationalities.
Croatia: Insights into Posted Workers Regulation
A posted worker is a worker who is sent by a foreign employer established in a Member State of the European Economic Area or the Swiss Confederation to carry out a service in another member state on a temporary basis.
Serbia: A qualified electronic certificate can now be added on foreigner’s Single or Residence permit
In today's digital age where business operations progressively shift online, a digital certificate has become a necessity. A qualified electronic certificate has endless possibilities and functions inclusive of digital signing of the documents, engaging with government agencies and accessing their portals such as: Tax office, e-Invoice portal – SEF (e-faktura), Central Register of Mandatory Social Security, the e-Government Portal (e-Uprava), company’s e-mailbox (e-sanduče) and the Customs administration, online banking etc.
Romania to Increase Minimum Wage
As of July 1, 2024, Romania's minimum wage will increase from 3,300 RON to 3,700 RON per month, or approximately 750 euros. This is equivalent to 22.024 RON per hour for full-time employees who work an average of 168 hours per month.
Intermark Academy Kasakhstan launched
We designed special trainings aimed to help those who move for life and work in Kasakhstan to adapt to a new environment.
Intermark, has been honored with 3 awards at the EuRA conference!
We are proud to announce that our company, Intermark, has been honored with 3 awards at the EuRA conference!
New EU rules on pets import
2 countries were excluded from the list of countries effectively implementing rabies control measures. That adds 1 more obligatory test to the import procedure.