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Berlin has launched a new online application form for citizenship: what is known

A historic stage in the field of migration and citizenship acquisition has begun in Berlin. Germany is introducing a new, convenient and innovative online form for applying for citizenship. This solution is intended to facilitate the citizenship process and make it more accessible to residents. Learn more about the new changes in German citizenship

Rules for registering with Arbeitsagentur: peculiarities of employment in Germany

Germany is a country with the most powerful economy in Europe, which directly affects the standard of living of its population. That is why many labor migrants seek to move and find work in this country. Germany does not close itself off from the flow of workers, as France and Britain do, but rather actively attracts foreign workers. Learn more about the employment procedure in Germany and the rules for registering with the Arbeitsagentur

Fighting illegal migration in Germany: the policy of total control of German borders

The German government continues to fight illegal migration. A prerequisite for achieving positive results is enhanced control at the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland. Read more about the latest decision of the German Minister of the Interior Nancy Feser

Christmas in another hemisphere: how to cope with climate change

Big life changes, such as moving to another country or continent, affect most areas of life, including Christmas traditions. If you find yourself in a different hemisphere where the climate is different from the traditional winter scenario, you will have to adapt to the new conditions and find new ways to create a festive mood. Learn more about how to get used to celebrating Christmas in another hemisphere

Changes in German legislation: new rules for deportation of asylum seekers

The German Cabinet of Ministers has adopted new legislation aimed at facilitating deportation procedures for rejected asylum seekers. The changes in the legislation are seen as an attempt by the country to make the process of selecting those who can be granted refugee status more efficient and restrained. Learn more about the new migration rules in Germany

Employee rights after termination in the United States: a detailed guide

Employees who are terminated at the initiative of their employer have certain rights: final pay, health insurance renewal, severance pay, unemployment compensation, etc. Learn more about a number of steps that can help protect the rights of employees in the United States after losing their jobs

French migration legislation: the policy of the revolving door

Paris is changing its tactics - migration legislation will be stricter. A new draft law has been submitted to the government to solve the problem of the influx of illegal migrants. Find out more about what awaits migrants in France and what changes are expected in 2024

Migration to the EU: current changes in the migration legislation of European countries

Today, the world celebrates International Migrants Day. In 2022-2023, the level of migration in European countries reached peak levels. Find out more about how many foreigners currently live in the EU and what changes were made to migration legislation by states in 2023