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Leicester City hosts far more asylum seekers than East Midlands average
Leicester City now supports over 1,600 asylum seekers, equaling 44 per 10,000 residents—well above the East Midlands average. A 70%…
Governor Ivey signs Senate Bill 158 banning foreign licenses as voter ID
Governor Ivey signed Alabama’s Senate Bills 158 and 63, restricting foreign driver licenses for voting and expanding biometric data collection…
Qatar Airways orders record 130 Boeing 787 Dreamliners in historic deal
Qatar Airways has placed a record-setting $96 billion order for up to 210 Boeing widebody aircraft, transforming Middle East aviation.…
How living in Brazil could affect your green card status
Leaving the US as a green card holder can jeopardize your lawful permanent resident status. Long absences, lack of US…
Self-employment visa options open new doors for Americans in Germany
The German Freelancer and Self-Employment Visas enable Americans to build independent careers. Entry requires no advance visa. Applicants must show…
Australian citizenship: Key residency rules Americans must meet
To become an Australian citizen, Americans need four years of lawful residence, including one as a permanent resident. Key requirements…
Japan’s work permit process explained for American citizens
To work legally in Japan as a U.S. citizen, secure employer sponsorship and a Certificate of Eligibility prior to visa…
Switzerland and United States take different paths on labor law
Switzerland enforces nationwide labor protections like paid vacation, sick and maternity leave, and dismissal notice, ensuring worker benefits. The US…