Beginning March 1, 2026, foreigners aspirants of employment or self-employed visitors will need to acquire a work permit to work within the borders of Georgia.

Bulgaria is amending its labour legislation by obliging third-country nationals holding a Single Work and Residence Permit to have access to the national health insurance system.

Israel extends re-entry visa validity for Sri Lankan workers to return until July 31, 2025, offering flexibility for workers affected by Middle East instability. This decision aids the recovery of the labor market and the economy.

Kuwait’s new regulation, effective from July 1, 2025, requiring foreign workers in the private sector to obtain an exit permit from their employer, has raised concerns about the erosion of workers’ freedoms.

Finland is aggressively opening its doors to elite global professionals, offering streamlined work permits and targeting high-demand sectors to address critical labour shortages.

Following the unexpected victory of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party in Canada’s 2025 federal election, the government is poised to implement comprehensive immigration reforms aimed at addressing critical domestic challenges such as housing shortages, employment gaps, and pressure on social infrastructure.

Poland will tighten regulations for foreign workers starting June 2025, aiming to streamline employment procedures and reduce abuses in the country’s labor market.

Tech companies are warning H-1B visa holders to avoid international travel as visa delays and policy uncertainty put jobs and re-entry at serious risk.

Germany issued over 579,000 work visas from 2021 to 2024, reflecting growing demand for foreign labor and tourism, while facing challenges in the application process.

Singapore’s 2025 work visa overhaul simplifies processes, increases salary thresholds, and opens doors for global talent, making it easier for professionals to work and travel.