Are you planning to work in Canada in 2026? Things have changed. On January 9, 2026, the Canadian government updated its rules. Now, low-wage LMIA processing starts again in some cities like Vancouver and Montreal. But in other places, there are still strict limits. This is because of the Refusal-to-Process Policy. If you want to … Read more
Are you planning to hire international talent or expand your business into Asia’s financial heart this year? The landscape of Hong Kong visa sponsorship has shifted dramatically. In 2026, the Immigration Department (ImmD) has moved beyond simple document checks to a rigorous, data-driven audit of a sponsor’s financial health. Navigating the “Specified Schemes” fee structure … Read more
Running a business in the Netherlands in 2026 is not easy. You need more than a good plan. You need strong rules to follow the law. From January 1, 2026, new laws started. The most important is the VBAR Act. Also, the old “hand-off” way of checking companies has ended. Now the Dutch Labour Authority … Read more
Hiring and retaining international talent in 2026 has become a high-stakes financial puzzle. Between the massive $100,000 H-1B surcharge for consular hires and the newly adjusted March 1 premium processing fees, the cost of keeping a foreign professional in the U.S. is rising at an unprecedented rate. If your employee’s visa is nearing its expiration, … Read more
Have you just received a refusal letter from IRCC? It feels terrible to see your plans for Canada put on hold. But in 2026, a refusal does not always mean the end. It can be the start of a smart plan to fight back. Canada is now more careful with immigration. They want to keep … Read more
The world “war for talent” has entered a latest phase in 2026. While major markets like the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, and Canada are hopeless for skilled workers, their migration methods have become significantly more automated and harsh. In 2026, a single administrative mismatch or an AI-flagged discrepancy can trigger an immediate refusal, often … Read more