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Where Is It Easiest to Get a Schengen Visa in 2026: A Ranking of Countries

The Schengen visa rejection rate varies significantly depending on the country where the application is submitted. According to the latest statistics from the European Commission, in some countries, about 9 out of 10 applicants receive a positive decision. Learn more about the countries with the highest Schengen visa approval rates and the rules for choosing a consulate in 2026

Business in Turkey 2026: Company Types, Capital and Taxes

In 2026, capital and tax requirements for businesses in Turkey have increased. Find out how to register a company and obtain a work permit

TOEFL and IELTS language exams: features and differences

To enter a foreign university or work in international companies, foreigners must confirm their level of knowledge of the English language by passing the TOEFL and IELTS language tests. Learn more about the main features or differences between them

The EU May Restrict the Purchase of Second Homes: What Will Change

The EU is developing a new framework for cities facing a shortage of affordable housing. Local authorities will be able to impose stricter regulations on short-term rentals, vacation rentals, and, in some cases, second homes. Learn more about where such restrictions might be implemented, the criteria for their introduction, and what this means for property owners and buyers

Shortage Occupations in Germany 2026: Who Can Get an EU Blue Card

Germany has lowered the salary threshold for the EU Blue Card for professionals in shortage occupations. Find out who qualifies for the reduced threshold and how to apply for the permit in 2026

Working in Italy in 2026: Websites, Salaries, Documents

Salaries under the CCNL, quotas under the 2026 Flussi Decree, work permits, and job sites. Learn more about finding work legally in Italy

Traveling Through Slovenia by Car: Vignette, Toll Roads, and Traffic Rules

In Slovenia, an electronic vignette is required for most highways and expressways. It is linked to the license plate, and different rate classes apply to passenger cars and tall vans. The Karavanke Tunnel requires a separate fee. Find out how the e-vignette works in Slovenia in 2026, where it’s required, and what rules you should know before your trip

What attractions can you visit for free in Europe in September 2026?

In September 2026, you can visit museums, palaces, historic buildings, and other cultural sites for free in many European countries. Some of these locations are usually closed to the general public or accessible only with tickets. Here’s where and when you should take advantage of this opportunity