The EB-5 visa program, allowing foreign investors that are suitably skilled, or qualified access to green cards, has been extended until December 8 of this year. The extension of the EB-5 Regional Center Program beyond the end of the US federal fiscal year was part of H.R.601 – “Continuing Appropriations Act, 2018 and Supplemental Appropriations[…]
In our daily regurgitation of all things Visa, we found this very useful T1 (Investor) Summary posted via the UK Business Circle from Reiss Edwards, an Immigration Lawyer firm in London. The Tier 1 (Investor) visa route is widely understood to be one of the most popular and least demanding, specifically regarding the requirements set out at[…]
This is an interesting article coming out of Bloomberg Politics focusing on the recent development surrounding some of the larger UK banks, asset managers and insurers asking for more flexible immigration rules to mitigate the possible impact(s) of the UK leaving the EU. It seems to us, that the majority of players in the industries[…]
“The United Kingdom has formally triggered Article 50,” the radio intones and the tone was indeed inward, just like the focus and gaze of those that have dragged us kicking and frothing at the mouth to this unprecedented precipice. This ponderous promontory, that lemming-like, we are about to hurl ourselves from. Into what? No-one knows.[…]
Tax very rarely is a simple matter, whether you are Employed, Unemployed, Self-Employed or A N Other; but the measures set to come into effect from April 2018 and then every subsequent year thereafter are even causing the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s own party members to raise eyebrows, nay – voices. It is well known[…]
Events in America have seemingly triggered a chain reaction of astounding Nationalistic and Political devastation across the globe. Well – that’s not technically true – Trump becoming the Tweeting President is just one of the plethora of events to have occurred over the past year or so, that is going to define a Generation. Regrettably:[…]