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The UK immigration service has published guidance on dependent family members in work routes. This guidance is for immigration staff.
British Columbia has invited entrepreneurs to apply for the provincial immigration program. A total of 10 invitations to apply were issued through the BCPNP Entrepreneur Immigration category.
Bill C-3 removed the previous limit for some people born or adopted before December 15, 2025. Now, some adopted individuals may be eligible for Canadian citizenship.
The Canadian passport has some lesser-known features. Since December 2025, millions of Americans with a Canadian ancestor can apply for a Canadian passport.
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 445 invitations to provincial immigration candidates through the NLPNP and AIP. This is the ninth draw of the year, with candidates selected through the NLPNP and AIP.
The Apprenticeship Levy applies to employers with a paybill exceeding a specific threshold. Understanding this tax is crucial for compliance.
The Ceuta crisis may lead to Spain's exclusion from the Schengen area. The European Commission must make a decision.
The migrant crisis in Ceuta has sparked strong reactions across Europe, with some calling for Spain's suspension from the Schengen zone.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. If you've applied, check the list to see if your documents are ready.
The Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum has published a list of travel documents ready for pick up. Check if your document is on the list.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. Check if your application is on the list. The list is available on the Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum website.
The Greek Asylum Office has published a list of asylum applications with ready travel documents. Check if your application is on the list. The list is available on the Greek Ministry of Migration and Asylum website.
As UNHCR pushes for renewed commitment to the 1951 Refugee Convention, critics stress the need to review the existing asylum system, which they believe has become obsolete.
This article will help you understand if you need to disclose to HMRC the use or promotion of tax avoidance schemes. Check the UK government guidance for more details.
Find out which form to use in different circumstances. Disclosing tax avoidance schemes is a crucial aspect of tax compliance.
Disclosure of tax avoidance schemes. Rules and penalties for non-disclosure. Schemes for avoidance of VAT, indirect and direct taxes, Apprenticeship Levy and National Insurance contributions.
VAT-registered businesses must disclose arrangements that provide a VAT advantage. Learn about the rules.
From 1 January 2018, the rules for disclosing VAT and other indirect tax avoidance schemes changed. Find out how this affects you.
Ceuta is facing its worst migrant crisis since 2021, with its reception centre overflowing and facilities for unaccompanied minors operating at 1600% capacity.
The US Department of State has introduced a final rule requiring some tourists and business travelers to post a bond of up to $20,000 for a visa. This rule is now permanent and was introduced based on a pilot program launched last year.
Massachusetts seeks to dismiss a lawsuit over its undercover license plate policy. The federal government sued Massachusetts for refusing to provide license plates for immigration agents.
The GEO Group Inc. is seeking to block a new law in Colorado that requires regular health and safety inspections at migrant detention centers. The law is deemed unconstitutional and discriminatory.
A Colorado federal judge is being urged to rule on a case challenging the no-bond policy for noncitizens. The mandatory detention policy is being challenged in court.
A government contract providing lawyers to unaccompanied migrant children has expired, leaving them without legal aid. Organizations helping these children are worried about their future.
Ukraine's DPS has clarified the procedure for businesses that lost documents due to war. This is crucial for all Ukrainian businesses.
Court ruling on voting by foreign owner's representative. Implications for foreign companies and permanent representation.
Michigan has deep historical and cultural ties to Canada. For some Michiganders, this may mean a right to Canadian citizenship. Tens of thousands of people may be Canadian citizens and not know it.
Canada's immigration department has updated its processing time estimates for temporary residence applications. Wait times for work and study permits have increased, with applicants from Pakistan and Nigeria seeing a one-week increase.
Canada has restricted the issuance of LMIA-exempt work permits to current employees. New employees are no longer eligible.
Marc Thibault thought his family was Canadian for as long as he could remember. He grew up in Maine, spent three decades in Nashville, and carried a surname that came from somewhere near Trois-Rivières, a city in Quebec.
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