So just to be clear, if someone from a non-EU country gets a job offer now, are they applying against the 2025 quota or the 2026 one? I am trying to understand how timing affects eligibility.
I have been reading about Irish citizenship through grandparents and I am honestly tempted. Just trying to understand, once you are on the Foreign Births Register, does that automatically mean your future kids qualify too, or do they need to go through the same process?
So basically, if I’m an IT support technician under the Skilled Worker route, I can’t bring my spouse anymore after July 2025? That seems… really unfair. Tech roles are already hard to fill, why make it worse?
Does anyone know if the DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) allows combining study and remote work legally? I’ve seen mixed info online — some sites say you can, others say it’s limited to study only. Trying to figure this out before enrolling in a Thai cooking course in Chiang Mai. 🍜
Does anyone know if the DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) allows combining study and remote work legally? I’ve seen mixed info online — some sites say you can, others say it’s limited to study only. Trying to figure this out before enrolling in a Thai cooking course in Chiang Mai. 🍜
Yeah, I’m wondering the same. I’ll be visiting Germany before heading to Switzerland — so technically, does that time eat into my Swiss allowance? Anyone got a clear breakdown of how they count those Schengen days?
How exactly do the “Prime Time” slots work? Are they just evening appointments with a fee, or do they actually process faster afterward? Trying to decide if it’s worth paying for it.
So wait, how much data can governments actually collect? Is it like phone stuff only, or social media too? I kinda wanna know where the line is supposed to be.
What’s the general sentiment among current applicants? Is this deposit pushing people towards other countries with more lenient policies, or is the charm of studying in France still overriding these financial hurdles?
How does the simplified application process work? Does reducing the number of forms from eight to five actually make a big difference for investors or is it just a minor improvement?
I’m wondering, if automation starts replacing workers in factories, for example, what happens to all those jobs? How will people make a living? Does anyone know of real examples of this happening somewhere?
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