Dubai’s shared housing law takes effect, with fines running up to Dh1m
Dubai's Law No. (4) of 2026 regulating shared housing took effect Aug 26, with fines up to Dh1m and a...
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The US just moved on three visa fronts at once. Here’s what’s actually confirmed.
The Trump administration took three distinct, confirmed actions on US visa policy in the same week, and it is worth...
Read moreDetailsForeign buyers claim record 15.98% share of Spain’s shrinking housing market
Foreigners accounted for a record 15.98% of all homes purchased in Spain in the second quarter of 2026, buying more...
Read moreDetailsHM Land Registry to add property identifiers to Price Paid Data from 28 August
From 28 August 2026, HM Land Registry will publish Unique Property Reference Numbers (UPRNs) and INSPIRE IDs in separate lookup...
Read moreDetailsLaw firm flags a common Thailand Privilege Visa mistake: visa sticker versus entry stamp
Siam Legal International, a Bangkok law firm that says it has worked with thousands of Thailand Privilege (Elite) Visa members,...
Read moreDetailsThailand widens crackdown on foreign nominee businesses, targets 6,551 companies
Thailand's Department of Business Development (DBD) has partnered with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) and the Anti-Money Laundering Office...
Read moreDetailsFCA bans three former Dolfin executives over £35.5m scheme that gamed UK investor-visa rules
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has banned three former senior figures at London wealth manager Dolfin Financial (UK) Limited after...
Read moreDetailsThe $103,265 H-1B Fee Isn’t Law Yet — Here’s What’s Actually Settled and What Isn’t
DHS proposes making the $103,265 H-1B fee permanent, but the current temporary version remains blocked by a federal judge and...
Read moreDetailsHMRC Confirms Pension Pots Won’t Get the Same Inheritance-Tax Relief as Other Estate Assets
HMRC confirms unused pensions won't get the same inheritance-tax reliefs as other estate assets once they enter the IHT net...
Read moreDetailsCanada Extends Work-Permit Grace Period to 90 Days for Applicants Awaiting an LMIA
Canada extends the grace period for in-country TFWP applicants awaiting an LMIA decision from 60 to 90 days.
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