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What is the US E2 VISA?
A national of a treaty country (a country with which the United States maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation, or with which the United States maintains a qualified international agreement, or with which the United States has been determined to be a qualified country by legislation) may be admitted to the United States if…
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Visa for people who have specific or unique professional vocations
There are three types of visa for people who have specific or unique professional vocations: Work permits for persons with very high qualifications or highly skilled worker Visa for persons doing research or involved in training activities Residence permit for professional artists and professional athletes Work permit for person with very high qualifications or highly…
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The most common Spanish visas
Spain ranks third in a study on the most popular destinations to move to, only behind Canada and Japan, making the Mediterranean country one of the top choices for foreigners that are looking for a new location to reside, or for business. Discover what are the most common Spanish visas: Spain non-lucrative visa The Spain…
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Do you want to emigrate to Europe, but continue working in the company of your country of origin?
The new phenomena that the digital age and the ease of travel has created is the digital nomad. These types of people have the possibility of emigrate to Europe without the need to abandon their current jobs. Digital nomads are independent and dynamic workers who choose to embrace a location-independent, technology-enabled lifestyle that allows them…
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Comparing citizenship by investment in the Caribbean
The Caribbean is a favorite among yacht owners and sailors as it offers relatively calm seas and diverse islands to explore, warm weather all year long and beautiful scenery. The countries in the Caribbean that offer citizenship by investment are St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua, Dominica, Saint Lucia, and Grenada. They all have similar requirements…