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Working abroad: What are the career prospects in 2022?
Working abroad: What are the career prospects in 2022?
The pandemic has definitely shaken the world. Still, many countries are stepping up policies for economic recovery. Employers are calling for more straightforward measures to hire foreign talent. However, the situation differs from one country to another. So what are the current labour market trends? What are the opportunities for expats around the world?
Why Nigeria is on the lookout for expats
Why Nigeria is on the lookout for expats
The Nigerian Federal Government has recently granted 12,000 expatriate quota licenses to foreigners seeking to establish professional activities in Nigeria. 
What you should consider before joining a company abroad
What you should consider before joining a company abroad
Getting a job opportunity abroad is a dream for many expats. It means a new adventure, international experience and exciting opportunities. However, as the world was struck by the pandemic, the working dynamic worldwide has been shattered, leaving many expats wondering about their future. 
Why Ontario needs more immigrant workers
Why Ontario needs more immigrant workers
Due to a historic labour shortage, Ontario's immigration minister Monte McNaughton introduced the “Working for Workers Act” on October 25 last year. If it gets passed, it could mean big changes for expats interested in going to Ontario.
Canada's revised professional immigration criteria: How does this affect expats?
Canada's revised professional immigration criteria: How does this affect expats?
Canada is considered one of the best countries for expats to live abroad. It has a stable economy, politics combined with the quality of life. Canada has a high human development category (HDI), 16th out of 189 countries in 2019. However, the dream of many expats of moving to Canada can be challenged as the system for categorizing occupations, the National Occupational Classification (NOC), will change its occupation classification by Fall 2022. 
Entrepreneurship in the USA: The E2 visa amid the Covid-pandemic
USA
Entrepreneurship in the USA: The E2 visa amid the Covid-pandemic
As the year 2021 comes to an end, we're hoping for this very stressful period for expatriates all over the world to be over. Expats living in the USA on an E2 visa have been faced with a particularly complicated situation. In addition to the pandemic's impact on their businesses, they will also have administrative difficulties obtaining visas or even their renewal.
Immigration: Is the United States losing its attractiveness?
Immigration: Is the United States losing its attractiveness?
Will the Omicron variant be the gamechanger for Biden's administration's massive "infrastructure" plan, which would mean millions of jobs and another opportunity for foreigners to live the American dream? While number of professional visas is on the decline, medium-sized cities are facing labour shortages. 
What Biden's new immigrant policy means for trailing spouses
What Biden's new immigrant policy means for trailing spouses
The United States administration recently settled a new police guidance for spouses of immigrant visa holders, clearing them for work. H1B, E-visa and L-visa holders spouses are allowed to have up to 180 days auto extension on work authorization. 
Why France needs foreign talent
Why France needs foreign talent
The Quebec 2022 Immigration Plan, the call for foreign talent in Canada, the United States, Australia... The biggest economies are opening their doors to qualified foreign workers. And there is nothing new here: many are lands of immigration and rely on foreign talent to boost their growth, and do so with success. What about France?
The global fight for talent in the era of economic recovery
The global fight for talent in the era of economic recovery
After an economically difficult 2020, 2021 seems to be putting most countries on the road of economic recovery. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects global economic growth of 5.9%. The recovery will be driven mainly by the major powers: the United States (+6%), Canada (+5.7%), the Euro zone (+5%)... In this race for competitiveness, countries are competing for international talent.
The African continent and its opportunities amidst the crisis
The African continent and its opportunities amidst the crisis
The latest edition of Africa's Pulse, a World Bank report, is optimistic. With an estimated growth of 3.3%, Africa is officially emerging from recession. This is still less than in other continents (5.9% in Latin America, or 6% in Asia), but it is happening.
The uncertain future of the golden expat package...
The uncertain future of the golden expat package...
There has been a shift in how expats are being paid: fewer expatriation packages, or no packages at all. Businesses are on the hunt for any expenses deemed superfluous. What is the future for international workers? Has the Covid-19 definitively killed the Golden expatriation package?
Mass recruitment: Is London still attractive for expats?
Mass recruitment: Is London still attractive for expats?
Are things finally improving for the United Kingdom? Mass hiring is picking up again and is likely to break records. The current economic situation suggests a better winter than expected in 2021. Does this mean that 2022 will be even better for the UK job market? Is this a new opportunity for expats to consider a career in London?
Which are the countries to avoid as self-employed expats
Which are the countries to avoid as self-employed expats
Working abroad as a self-employed can sound like a dream: being your own boss, you can get to know a new country as you work at a cool coffee shop and organize your schedule. There are a lot of positive points about working as a freelancer in another country: you're more passionate about what you do, there's more space for creativity, and the experience also calls for being an entrepreneur, as you can hire someone to work with you according to your needs. 
Career prospects in the hotel industry as borders reopen
Career prospects in the hotel industry as borders reopen
The announcement that Australia is preparing to gradually reopen its borders after 18 months of “travel ban” caused a stir. This might be a great opportunity for people who are looking to live and work abroad. Indeed, border reopenings symbolise growth. But it is also true that the hotel industry, which is highly exposed to the Covid-19 pandemic, was already in crisis before the pandemic? So what should you expect if you wish to build a career in the tourism industry?
Italy makes the green pass compulsory at the workplace
Italy
Italy makes the green pass compulsory at the workplace
From October 15, 2021, the health pass, also known as the “Green Pass”, will be mandatory for all employees in Italy. This new measure has been unanimously approved by the Council of Ministers. Italy is thus paving the way for the rest of Europe. It is indeed the first European country to make the Green Pass compulsory for all public and private workplaces.
Canada reopens: What about young people?
Canada
Canada reopens: What about young people?
The pandemic that has affected the whole world has not spared the mobility of expatriates and their travel possibilities to Canada. With Canada's borders closed for a long time, moving there was not impossible but definitely complicated. On the 7th of September, Canada reopened its borders to fully vaccinated travelers who wish to travel to the country on a discretionary basis (without employment or emergency reasons). What are the different ways aside from employment and where are the places looking for expatriates?
International assignments: Are we ready to adapt to a new future?
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International assignments: Are we ready to adapt to a new future?
None of us will ever forget the immense challenges of the last eighteen months. But if you are looking for a compelling case study of the incredible things that can be achieved when different nationalities and cultures come together for the common good, then the work being done to turn the tide against the pandemic has arguably raised the bar forever.