Fitch Upgrades Portugal’s Sovereign Rating to A+, Outlook Stable
Fitch upgraded Portugal's sovereign credit rating from A to A+ with a stable outlook, its highest grade since March 2011.
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Seoul’s property tax package is being softened. The market stopped trading anyway.
On 1 September, South Korea's cabinet approved a property tax package that is milder than the one announced a month earlier. On 3 September, Seoul rep
Thailand Adds Criminal-Record Checks and Closes the Third-Country Filing Loophole for DTV Visas
Thailand has standardized DTV visa document requirements across all embassies and the e-visa portal, tightening rules on bank statements, remote-work proof and certified translations.
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 being precise about which is which, because they affect different ...
The $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 the legal fight continues.
The US Just Ended Open-Ended Student Visas — and Applications Are Already Down 10%
The US is ending open-ended 'duration of status' for F-1/J-1 students from September 15, and Common App data already shows international applications down 10%.
Vietnam is rewriting real estate on two fronts at once — ownership rules and how every transaction gets tracked
Vietnam is moving toward time-limited apartment ownership and a mandatory digital ID for every real-estate transaction.
South Korea eases the tax squeeze on non-resident homeowners — while cracking down on “company mansions”
South Korea's ruling party is walking back a tax hike on non-resident homeowners as the tax agency cracks down on corporate-owned 'company mansions'.
Which Countries Offer the Fastest Work-Visa-to-Permanent-Residency Pathways for Skilled Professionals?
The shortest verified pathways from a work visa to permanent residency for skilled professionals run from roughly six months to five years, depending on the country's mechanism.
Canada’s departure tax, explained: what actually happens to your assets when you leave
Canada's departure tax is a deemed disposition — a fair-market-value settlement of accrued gains on non-exempt assets on the day you cease to be a tax resident. Under current CRA ...
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