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Month: May 2025

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Finland | Foreign Workers | News

Finland Sets 3-Month Job Hunt Limit for Migrants

30 May 2025 by beam

Starting June 2025, Finland will enforce a three-month deadline for foreign workers to find new employment or risk losing their residence permits. Aimed at tightening immigration oversight, the policy disproportionately affects thousands of non-European Union (EU) professionals, even as the … Read more

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Croatia | Foreign Workers | News

Croatia’s Work Permit Drop Hits 70% After New Law

28 May 2025 by beam

Croatia has seen a dramatic 70% plunge in foreign work permit applications following the implementation of stricter immigration regulations in March 2025. The sweeping policy shift, aimed at tightening labor eligibility criteria, has triggered significant ripple effects across industries reliant … Read more

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EU | Foreign Workers | News

Europe to Fast-Track Visas to Lure US Scientists

26 May 2025 by beam

As the United States tightens its grip on scientific funding and immigration, Europe is seizing the moment to attract top research talent across the Atlantic. With fast-tracked visas and over half a billion euros pledged, the EU is positioning itself … Read more

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Border and Security | Germany | News

Germany Tightens Borders Again, Neighbors Push Back

22 May 2025 by beam

Germany’s new conservative government has started a strict campaign to stop irregular migration. It has increased border checks and sent thousands more police officers to patrol. Officials point to the drop in illegal crossings as a sign that the plan … Read more

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EU | Migration | News

Migrant Crossings to EU Drop 27% in 2025

20 May 2025 by beam

Irregular border crossings into the European Union fell by 27% in the first four months of 2025. As a result, more people are focusing on the EU’s migration enforcement methods.  Frontex reported fewer people are arriving through most routes, but … Read more

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News | Spain | Tourism

Spain Sees €23.5B Tourist Boom in Q1 2025

16 May 2025 by beam

Spain has kicked off 2025 with a tourism boom, drawing 17.1 million international visitors and raking in a record-breaking €23.5 billion in spending during the first quarter—marking a 7.2% increase from last year. This surge highlights a shift toward higher-value … Read more

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EU | Foreign Workers | Germany | News

Germany Leads Surge in 2023 EU Blue Card Grants

14 May 2025 by beam

In a significant nod to Europe’s growing demand for global talent, EU countries issued around 89,000 Blue Cards in 2023 to highly qualified non-EU nationals, with Germany alone accounting for a staggering 78% of them. India led the ranks among … Read more

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EU | News | Tourism

Europe’s Travel Surges Despite Global Headwinds

12 May 2025 by beam

European tourism grew by 4.9% in early 2025, even with global challenges. The European Travel Commission, in its latest report, stated that the increase came as more travelers looked for good deals and different types of trips. Despite economic concerns … Read more

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Migration | News

Dutch Asylum Applications Halve in Early 2025

8 May 2025 by beam

Asylum applications in the Netherlands have plummeted by half in early 2025, mainly driven by shifting geopolitical dynamics such as the fall of Syria’s Assad regime. While this sharp decline has eased pressure on refugee shelters, it underscores a complex … Read more

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Border and Security | Germany | News

Germany to Impose Tougher Border Checks May 6

6 May 2025 by beam

Germany is set to enforce sweeping border control measures and stricter asylum rules starting May 6, in a bold move by Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz to crack down on irregular migration. The controversial policy shift has drawn sharp criticism from neighboring … Read more

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