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New Digital Nomad Visa Set for Launch in Slovenia by November 2025
Slovenia is preparing to introduce a digital nomad visa by late 2025, aiming to attract skilled remote professionals and enhance its appeal as a hub for international talent.
Read MoreSharp Decline in Asylum Applications to EU Countries in 2024
EU countries witnessed a notable decline in asylum applications in 2024, reflecting a decreasing number of individuals seeking international protection across the region.
Read MoreSchengen Visa Stats 2024: Nations with the Most Notable Rank Shifts
Schengen states received 11.7 million visa applications in 2024, marking a 13.5% increase from 10.3 million in the previous year.
Read MoreEU Envoy Calls for Faster Visa Liberalisation Talks with Türkiye
EU Ambassador to Türkiye Thomas Ossowski says it's unacceptable that Turkish citizens still lack visa-free access to the Schengen Area.
Read MoreSchengen Ban Proposed for Russians with Military Ties to Ukraine War
Poland, the Baltics, and Nordic countries propose a Schengen ban
Read MorePortugal Keeps Golden Visa Program Alive Amid Policy Changes
Portugal plans to revise its Golden Visa Program to attract more wealthy foreign investors, while confirming the scheme will continue.
Read MoreSpain to Manage Gibraltar’s Visas and Residence Permits Under EU-UK Agreement
Under a new EU-UK agreement, Spain will have authority over issuing visas, residence permits, and handling asylum cases in Gibraltar.
Read MoreFinland Relocates Student Residence Permit Processing for Pakistan to Doha
Finland will temporarily process student residence permit applications from Pakistani nationals at its mission in Doha, Qatar.
Read MoreGermany Simplifies Work Visa Procedure for Applicants in Pakistan
The German Embassy in Islamabad has announced an expansion in work visa processing capacity, making it significantly easier for Pakistani nationals to apply for employment opportunities in Germany.
Read MoreDenmark Raises Naturalisation Application Fees Starting June 18
Danish citizenship applicants must now pay 50% more in application fees following a recent government decision to increase naturalisation costs.
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