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The Ukrainian court has canceled a tax surcharge of 13.5M UAH. The ruling was made in favor of an oil exporter.
Canada's immigration department issued 3000 invitations to Canadian Experience Class candidates, with a minimum CRS score of 516.
The Express Entry pool contracted by over 2,400 profiles despite an increase in candidates with scores 501-600.
The immigration court backlog has fallen below 3.5 million. EOIR has released statistics for the third quarter of 2026.
Sanctuary policies in the US undermine immigration laws and destroy trust in government. This comes as America marks its 250th birthday.
Determine if you need to register for VAT and learn how to do it. VAT registration may be mandatory if your business exceeds a certain revenue threshold.
Marketplaces must provide a 100,000 euro guarantee for customs clearance in Ukraine due to the introduction of VAT on all international shipments.
If you're one of the millions of Americans eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship by descent, check these 7 details before submitting your application to avoid errors and speed up the process.
Alberta held two provincial immigration draws between July 16 and July 21, with 82 invitations issued for provincial nomination. Alberta invites workers in agriculture and construction to apply for provincial nomination.
Fulbright and TPS are two important programs for immigrants. What we know about these programs and how they can affect your life.
UK Immigration Rules archive from 30 July 2026 to 2 August 2026. Changes to immigration rules may affect your status in the UK.
The UK Immigration Service has published guidance for Innovator Founders. This guidance provides recommendations for immigration staff on making decisions about applications from Innovator Founders.
The situation in Ceuta remains tense after a massive border crossing. What does this mean for EU migration policy?
The DOJ alleged that OpenAI discriminated against US workers. The company has agreed to pay $3.2M in a settlement. This decision highlights the importance of complying with immigration laws.
The US Department of Justice has challenged a Connecticut law regulating ICE activities, requiring federal agents to wear identifying badges and banning law enforcement officers from wearing masks.
Ukrainian banks will provide more information about debtors' accounts due to changes in the country's legislation. Banks must now disclose the type of customer account and the term of the deposit agreement.
The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that a tribunal cannot consider circumstances arising after an application has been decided, unless the Home Office agrees. This applies even to new matters that could significantly affect the outcome.
The 1st Circ. panel considered the stay of Somalia TPS termination. A new administrative stay has replaced the previous one.
The Trump administration's gold card program allows wealthy individuals to skip ahead in the visa line. Professional workers are challenging this expedited application process in court.
EB-5 investors should be aware of three key deadlines, with the nearest being September 30.
A federal judge in Maryland has blocked a Trump administration policy that prevented nonpartisan organizations from helping new citizens register to vote. This ruling may significantly impact the rights of new citizens.
The states are trying to block a new policy that would allow the disclosure of sensitive personal information of aid recipients, including Social Security numbers and immigration status.
Ontario has opened a new pathway to permanent residence for foreign nationals. As of August 4, 2026, foreign nationals can be considered for provincial nomination. Ontario opens Workforce Priority Stream.
Canada's immigration department has found that the permanent residence program for self-employed individuals is no longer fit for purpose. The program has a significant backlog, high refusal rates, and lengthy processing times.
The US Immigration Affordability Index measures the true cost of immigration journeys. Learn more about the findings.
EU ministers held an emergency meeting to discuss migration issues and support Spain. The EU aims to ease tensions and find a solution to the migration problem.
Spain says 70,000 migrants have returned to Morocco. The EU backed Spain's response to the crisis, and Spain pledged to create stronger alert systems.
The Tax Authority has clarified that the penalty under the Tax Code does not apply to the non-submission of monthly information confirmation of privileged purchases. This means that companies will not be fined for not submitting exemption…
As of December 15, 2025, Canada's citizenship law has changed. You may now be eligible for Canadian citizenship even if your parent never had a Canadian passport. Learn more about the changes and what you need to do.
Understanding the Canadian banking system can help you manage your finances and prepare for everyday life in Canada. Join TD and CanadaVisa for a live webinar to learn more. The Canadian banking system offers a range of services and…
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