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Thailand DTV Visa 2026: What It Is, Who Qualifies and How to Apply

Thailand has officially cemented its status as a country that not only welcomes tourists, but also opens its doors to those who want to stay for a long time. Find out what a Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is, who is eligible for it, how much it costs, what documents are required and what the application process looks like in 2026

New rules for calculating seniority are now in effect in Poland: what has changed for employees

In Poland, new rules for calculating length of service for employees of private companies took effect on May 1, 2026. Now, more periods of employment and other activities can be included in the calculation of length of service; however, employees must verify this information themselves through ZUS. Learn more about who is eligible for additional vacation days and what documents you should submit now

Border Controls in the Schengen Area in 2026: Which Countries Check Documents at the Borders

In 2026, 11 European countries will temporarily reinstate border checks at the internal borders of the Schengen Area. These measures are in response to migration pressures, security threats, and major international events. Learn more about which countries have introduced border checks, where they are in effect, and how this will affect travel in Europe

The Top 10 Best Airlines in the World: Who Topped the Rankings in 2026

Skytrax analysts have released a new ranking of the world’s best airlines for 2026, and this time, not a single European carrier made the list. The top spots were taken by airlines from Qatar, Singapore, Japan, the UAE, and Hong Kong, which continue to invest in service, comfort, and a premium experience for passengers. Find out which airlines made it into the TOP 10, why Europe has lost ground, and which carriers travelers are most likely to choose for long-haul flights in 2026

Best jurisdictions to register a company and get residency by investment in 2026

Opening a company abroad in 2026 means simultaneously entering a new market, optimizing taxation and opening the path to residency or citizenship. Find out which countries offer the most favorable conditions for business registration, the lowest corporate tax rates and real programs for investors - from Latvia and Hungary to the Caribbean and Vanuatu

A new train route through six European cities: how much will the trip cost and what will tourists see?

Europe is launching a new ICE high-speed international train that will connect six popular cities in Germany and Belgium. The route will begin service in the fall of 2026 and will allow tourists to travel quickly between Cologne, Aachen, Liège, Leuven, Brussels, and Antwerp without transfers. We’ll tell you how much tickets will cost, how long the trip will take, and why this route could become one of the most interesting options for traveling through Europe in 2026

Residence Permit in Germany: Requirements, Documents, and Expedited Processing for Specialists

A settlement permit grants the right to live and work in Germany indefinitely without the need to renew a residence permit. To obtain one, you must meet a number of requirements—ranging from pension contributions to a language certificate—and there are expedited procedures available for skilled professionals. Learn more about the requirements, documents, and specifics of applying for a settlement permit in Germany

How pensions are calculated in Europe: where payments are highest and how they are calculated

In European countries, pensions are calculated according to different principles: in Germany, the system is based on pension points; in Spain, on years of service and salary; and in the Netherlands, private savings play a significant role. Due to an aging population and pension fund deficits, many EU countries are continuing reforms in 2026 and gradually raising the retirement age. Learn more about how pension systems work and where in Europe the most favorable conditions for retirees are found