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Corporate mobility and immigration compliance in Serbia
Intermark Relocation and Fragomen successfully hosted an insightful webinar titled “Corporate Mobility and Immigration Compliance in Serbia”, bringing together HR professionals, corporate mobility specialists, and legal experts to discuss key aspects of workforce mobility and regulatory compliance in Serbia.
Hungary: Residence Permit Restrictions
The Hungarian government has introduced amendments to regulations concerning the employment of third-country nationals under Residence Permit for Employment Purpose and Guest Worker Residence Permit and. The Government Decree No. 450/2024, published on December 23, 2024, came into force on January 1, 2025.
Azerbaijan: quota applications for 2026 to be submitted before may
Local companies planning to hire foreign workers in 2026 must submit quota applications by May 1, 2025. Find out who may be exempt from this process and how to apply.
Croatia: Work Permit Changes
Croatia has made significant updates to its temporary residence and work permit system, including extending the validity of the EU Blue Card. Learn about the latest changes in the employment of foreign workers.
Czech Republic has expanded its Digital Nomad visa program to more nationalities
The Czech Republic launched Digital Nomad Visa program in July 2023 allowing eligible foreign nationals to stay in the country for over 90 days while working remotely for a foreign employer.
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Kazakhstan: Visa-Free Travel for Citizens
Kazakhstan and Morocco have signed an agreement for visa-free travel, allowing citizens of both countries to stay for up to 30 days within a 180-day period. Oman has also extended its visa-free regime for Kazakh citizens, although official documents have not yet been published.
OpenBalkans: New Work Permit System
Balkan countries have introduced a new system for citizens of Albania, North Macedonia, and Serbia, allowing them to live and work in any of these countries without requiring additional permits.
Italy Mandates Fingerprints for Long-Term Visas
All applicants for Italy's long-term visas (employment, study, family reunification, among others) must submit biometric data, including fingerprints, in their home country.