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It’s nice that they’re starting this pilot, but I bet it’ll just add another layer of bureaucracy. Six to eight weeks processing time sounds like more waiting, and who knows if it’ll be reliable?

It sounds like these policies are just another hurdle for students to jump through. Between proving they have no intention to abandon their foreign residence and making sure employers comply with strict standards, it’s not exactly “simplified.” Seems like it’s more complicated than ever.

I'm concerned about the restriction on dependents. This could significantly impact the UK's appeal to potential skilled workers who consider their family's ability to join them as a crucial factor. Could we be risking a decrease in the number of skilled health and care workers willing to...

On the flip side, the risk of burnout is real. The blurred lines between home and school life can lead to extended work hours for both students and educators. Not to mention the psychological impact of reduced social interaction. How do we mitigate these downsides?

I think it’s going to hurt more than help. If Denmark’s aim is to attract talent, they’re going to face stiff competition from other countries that don’t have such high salary requirements. They could end up driving skilled workers to places like Germany or the Netherlands, where the rules...

Seems risky. Changes mean uncertainty, and that’s the last thing people stuck in the process need right now.

It’s crucial to weigh the pros and cons. The process can be lengthy and challenging, with no guarantee of success. Consider if permanent residency might meet your needs instead.

Just like with any service in the diplomatic field I would thread with caution. There are so many scams it is unreal. Any company that claims to sell you a diplomatic passport, close the page immediately. Any company that claims they have connections that will get you a diplomatic passport...

While the allure of French citizenship is strong, it’s important to consider the economic implications. The cost of living, especially in major cities, can be high, and navigating the job market as an expat has its own set of challenges.

I'm not too optimistic about this. Introducing such a massive program during economic challenges like high inflation and housing shortages could backfire. While the intention is good, the execution in such an economic climate may lead to significant public discontent. I'd be interested in seeing...