The EU Blue Card is a combined work and residence permit for non-EU nationals who take up highly qualified jobs in the European Union. Twenty-five EU countries issue it under one set of common rules, while each sets its own salary threshold, fees and application
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US visa social media vetting is now routine for many American visas, not a proposal under discussion. Since 2019, most applicants have had to list the social media handles they used in the past five years on their visa application, and since June 2025, a
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Japan visa types fall into two layers: the visa a Japanese embassy or consulate issues before you travel, and the status of residence immigration grants when you arrive, which determines what you may do in Japan and for how long. This guide to the types
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A German work visa is the national long-stay visa (Type D) that lets a non-EU citizen enter Germany to work, and the right German work visa in 2026 depends on three things: whether you already hold a job offer, whether you have a degree, and
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An Italy work visa is a long-stay national (Type D) visa that lets a non-EU citizen enter Italy to take up a job or start self-employed work. It is an entry visa only. Within 8 working days of arrival you must take the next step
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