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Permits Foundation Featured in Relocate Global’s Magazine – Winter Edition (2024/25)
Permits Foundation would like to thank Relocate Global for highlighting our activities and advocacy work in the most recent edition of their magazine, Think Global People. The winter 2024/25 edition is available here free of charge, and the Permits Foundation write up can be found on page 40.
Read moreA Deloitte Perspective: A Conversation with Permits Foundation – Making a shift to enable Global Talent via the movement of Dual Career Families
Deloitte’s Luke Skirrow discusses the ever increasing importance of dual careers in his most recent perspective: A conversation with Permits Foundation – Making a shift to enable Global Talent via the movement of Dual Career Families. Available here: A conversation with the Permits Foundation – Making a shift to enable Global Talent via the movement […]
Read morePermits Foundation: Latest Headlines (November)
New advocacy areas Following the success of our Ireland campaign, the Permits Foundation Board has approved a new priority advocacy destination: Japan! The Foundation is also looking at advocacy in Costa Rica and the Republic of Korea. Our other priority destinations remain: the US, India, China, Singapore and South Africa. US elections With a […]
Read morePermits Foundation Featured in Relocate Global’s Magazine – Autumn Edition (2024)
The autumn edition of Relocate Global’s magazine, Think Global People, is now available! This issue expertly delves into a variety of topical issues important to experts across global mobility and international business. Some articles in this issue that may be of particular interest to you include: Dual Careers, a Changing Landscape The Future of Global […]
Read moreStatus of Transposition of Revised EU Blue Card Directive (as of 20 August 2024)
The deadline for EU Member States to implement the revised EU Blue Card Directive (2021/1883) was set for 18 November 2023. While many Member States have successfully transposed the Directive into their national legislation, a few, including Croatia, Poland, Slovenia, and Sweden, have yet to do so. Belgium has made partial progress, with Flanders already […]
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