On or after January 1, 2016, nationals of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia with a job offer in Germany will be able to obtain a D-visa (long-term visa) as long as the applicant meets the position’s experience requirements. This new exemption will be in effect until 2020.
Switzerland: Fourth quarter quota exhausted
Switzerland: Work permit quotas remain unchanged for 2016
Would you like a free relocation policy review?
When did you last review your relocation policy? From Wednesday 17th June 2015 to Friday 26th June 2015, Celsium is offering the opportunity for a relocation policy review to organisations located in the UK, completely free of charge.
To ensure your organisation is pitching its policy at the right level in the current market, Celsium can work with your HR team to gather the necessary information before conducting a benchmarking exercise and providing comments and suggestions, taking into account company culture and any financial controls in place.
You may wish to review your policy as part of a cost reduction programme, to ensure you have a similar offering to your competitors, or even to enhance it to attract better candidates – whatever the reason, and whatever the policy, whether it be domestic, long-term assignment, local hire, or permanent international moves, Celsium’s experienced team is available to support you.
Celsium’s experienced team is available to support you.
If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please complete the form below and one of our team will come back to you.