Today is European Data Protection Day (DPD) – marking the 19th anniversary of celebration. We are all aware that DPD should not be the only day of the year that organisations think about data accountability and (transparency). One day is not enough – data is a day to day task. However, using DPD as a…
The start of the year continued to be dominated by discussions around the use of Agentic AI and whilst it is easy to focus on the shiny new thing that everyone is talking about, it is important to not lose sight of other data trends. Data protection regulations are growing at an unprecedented rate, with…
Effective January 21, the U.S. Department of State will indefinitely suspend the issuance of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries while it re-evaluates its procedures for adjudicating visa eligibility under the public charge ground of inadmissibility. The public charge analysis requires an assessment of whether an applicant is likely to rely on U.S. government…
We are delighted to partner with MyGMPD as Subject Matter Experts to provide professional development training and content to Global Mobility specialists across a range of industries and companies.
Just launched in 2019, MyGMPD aims to provide a professional development programme to improve skills and specialist Global Mobility knowledge leading to accreditation and recognition.
Our specialist subject area is business immigration and we will be providing content and technical guidance on UK, US and Global immigration issues. In addition to written updates and insights we will be launching a series of webinars in the autumn to enable busy GM professionals to access outstanding training and knowledge from their desktop.
You can find out more about MyGMPD, including how to join and participate here.
We are delighted to partner with MyGMPD as Subject Matter Experts to provide professional development training and content to Global Mobility specialists across a range of industries and companies.
Just launched in 2019, MyGMPD aims to provide a professional development programme to improve skills and specialist Global Mobility knowledge leading to accreditation and recognition.
Our specialist subject area is business immigration and we will be providing content and technical guidance on UK, US and Global immigration issues. In addition to written updates and insights we will be launching a series of webinars in the autumn to enable busy GM professionals to access outstanding training and knowledge from their desktop.
You can find out more about MyGMPD, including how to join and participate here.
Today is European Data Protection Day (DPD) – marking the 19th anniversary of celebration. We are all aware that DPD should not be the only day of the year that organisations think about data accountability and (transparency). One day is not enough – data is a day to day task. However, using DPD as a…
The start of the year continued to be dominated by discussions around the use of Agentic AI and whilst it is easy to focus on the shiny new thing that everyone is talking about, it is important to not lose sight of other data trends. Data protection regulations are growing at an unprecedented rate, with…
Effective January 21, the U.S. Department of State will indefinitely suspend the issuance of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries while it re-evaluates its procedures for adjudicating visa eligibility under the public charge ground of inadmissibility. The public charge analysis requires an assessment of whether an applicant is likely to rely on U.S. government…
The Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) has introduced a new Multiple‑Trip Exit Permit service, allowing a single permit to cover multiple exits and re‑entry trips within a specified period. This replaces the previous system, where a separate exit permit was required for each trip, and is part of Kuwait’s broader digital transformation of government services….
The FY 2027 H-1B cap season will introduce significant changes, including a new wage-based weighted selection system that favours higher-paid beneficiaries and the potential application of a new $100,000 H-1B fee for certain petitions. Employers should begin planning now, including identifying H-1B needs, evaluating offered wages, and assessing fee exposure, ahead of the expected March…
Effective January 1, USCIS expanded its adjudication hold and re-review policies to align with the expanded travel ban list. USCIS will now place adjudicative holds on all pending immigration benefit requests and re-review certain approved benefits for individuals born in, or citizens of, any of the 39 travel ban countries. The full newly expanded list…
