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.
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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 ...
China’s offshore wealth reckoning: two moves in one fortnight close the loop on overseas assets
Within a fortnight, China has moved on offshore wealth twice over: a tax-recovery campaign reaching back to 2000, reported by the Financial Times in August 2026, and a July 24 ...
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