Denmark Sets New Wage Standards for Skilled Worker Permits Starting February 2025
Denmark Sets New Wage Standards for Skilled Worker Permits Starting February 2025 Denmark has announced changes to its wage requirements for foreign workers applying under the Positive List for Skilled Work. The new wage figures, which will be used to assess applications from February 20th, 2025, are part of the country’s effort to ensure that international workers are paid fairly and in line with Danish standards. According to report, the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) will apply the updated salary data when reviewing work permit applications from foreign professionals.
201 Nigerians Face Deportation as U.S. Enforces Immigration Order
201 Nigerians Face Deportation as U.S. Enforces Immigration Order The United States government has announced plans to deport at least 201 Nigerians as part of its immigration enforcement policies. According to U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria Richard Mills Jr., 85 individuals have already been cleared for immediate deportation. The deportees, who will be repatriated to Lagos, include convicted criminals currently serving jail terms in the U.S. and individuals who have violated immigration laws. Ambassador Mills stated that those facing deportation had exhausted all legal avenues to remain in the country.
From Tropical Heat to Berlin’s Frost: Adjusting to Germany’s Seasonal Swings
From Tropical Heat to Berlin’s Frost: Adjusting to Germany’s Seasonal Swings Moving from a tropical climate to Berlin’s dramatic seasonal shifts can be both exciting and overwhelming. For migrants accustomed to year-round heat, experiencing Berlin’s freezing winters and unpredictable weather may take some getting used to. Combined with the challenges of finding housing, learning to navigate the city’s public transport system, and embracing Berlin’s unique cycling culture, adjusting to life in the German capital can feel like an adventure. Here’s your ultimate guide to navigating these changes and thriving in Berlin.
UK Updates Visa Processing Times for Visit, Study, Work and Family Visas In 2025
UK Updates Visa Processing Times for Visit, Study, Work and Family Visas In 2025 The UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) department has announced updated visa processing times for 2025. These changes provide clearer timelines for travelers applying from outside the UK, including for tourism, study, work, and family visas. The updated visa processing times offer essential information for travelers, as they are intended to help applicants plan their travel and visa applications more effectively. Travelers are advised to wait for their visa decisions before booking flights or making travel arrangements, reports cites. The UK has also noted that visa application fees are non-refundable once processing begins, but refunds are possible if no processing has occurred. For those needing faster processing, expedited options are available at an additional cost.
