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With a potential workforce shortfall of about 16 million by 2060 without immigration, Germany hopes the Opportunity Card will attract the young, skilled workers needed to sustain its economy and support its ageing population.

An IMGW.News Report: Brijesh Mishra, an Indian immigration agent, has been sentenced to three years in prison by a Vancouver court for orchestrating a...

Gaming revenues in the Middle East region hit a staggering $1.92 billion in 2023, with projections soaring to $3.14 billion by 2025.

In a strongly worded letter, executives from major companies, including Anglo American, Rio Tinto, and Siemens, expressed their "deep concern" over the financial strains and declining international student numbers directly linked to current government policies.

As you settle into a local restaurant in Jordan, you'll be greeted by the enticing array of mezze dishes, a quintessential part of Jordanian dining culture.

@In 2024, a record 128,000 high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) are forecasted to relocate to new countries" - Dr. Juerg Steffen CEO, Henley & Partners.

By: Benji Psaila & Malcolm Ferrante In an era of unprecedented globalisation and mobility, investment migration has significantly influenced economic activity. Often, this phenomenon...

British property investor and Tory party donor, Peter Virdee, also known as Hardip Singh, found himself in the spotlight at Westminster Magistrates Court, facing...

An article for IMGW NEWS by Rahul Soni, Partner and Eduardo Garcia, Associate, Fragomen The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Programme has experienced a surge in popularity...

An IMGW News Report Since leaving the European Union, the UK government has vigorously pursued a migration reduction agenda. The latest step in this strategy...

An IMGW.News Report: Following years of deliberation, the EU proposes strengthened regulations to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, now encompassing investment migration operators among...

Progress on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s (MBS) vision for a 170km-long linear city, which is just 200 metres wide and flanked by two towering horizontal skyscrapers, has accelerated in recent months. This initiative is poised to be a dazzling showcase of urban innovation, likened by the Saudi ruler to Egypt’s pyramids, and positioned as a new wonder of the modern world.