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19-12-2024

Bosnia & Herzegovina Citizens Lead Work Permit Recipients in Croatia

Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia (Hrvatska)

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Croatia issued 35,930 work permits to citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina by November 2024, making them the largest group of foreign workers. A total of 192,170 residence and work permits were issued in 2024, primarily in the construction, tourism, and industry sectors.

Nepal and Serbia followed with 32,138 and 26,804 permits. Seasonal workers received 17,116 permits, mainly in tourism. Concerns arose about foreign workers leaving Croatia for other EU countries.

Parliament member Vesna Vučemilović highlighted the need for better integration policies and action against employer exploitation. Over four years, 400,000 permits were issued, but fewer workers remain in Croatia.
19-12-2024

Russia May Allow Visa-Free Entry for Indian Tourists by Spring 2025

Russia

#tourism

Russia is planning to allow Indian tourists to enter without visas by spring 2025. Discussions between the two nations aim to finalize a visa-free group tourist agreement. Currently, Indian nationals need visas for Russia, with many finding the process complex.

In the first half of 2024, 28,500 Indians visited Moscow, marking a significant rise from 2023. The move is expected to boost tourism and strengthen diplomatic and economic ties. Since 2023, Indians have been eligible for e-visas, with 9,500 issued so far. Talks for this agreement began in June 2024, with finalization expected by year-end.
19-12-2024

Australian Treasury Adjusts Net Migration Forecast to 340,000 for 2024-2025

Australia

#immigration

The Australian Treasury has raised its net migration forecast for 2024-2025 to 340,000, reflecting the strong labour market and ongoing immigration policies. This revision follows underestimating the 2023-2024 migration figures.

The new forecast assumes a net migration decline of over 105,000 within a year, which remains ambitious given employer and state sponsorships and new visa initiatives. For 2025-2026, net migration is projected to drop further to 255,000.

Experts argue that reducing net migration below 300,000 would require significant and controversial policy changes. Political considerations, including the upcoming Federal Election, influence these projections. Critics highlight past forecasting inaccuracies by the Treasury.
19-12-2024

Poland Proposes Stricter Immigration Laws Amid Border Crisis

Poland

#immigration

#policy

The Polish government has introduced new bills to tighten immigration rules, following the temporary suspension of asylum rights. Prime Minister Donald Tusk cited a "hybrid war" at the Polish-Belarusian border, accusing Belarus of using migration to destabilize the region.

Poland plans to prioritize asylum for vulnerable groups, including children and victims of violence while limiting applications to official border crossings. New measures aim to curb abuse of student visa pathways and the "immigration industry."

Though criticized by human rights groups, Tusk's stance has gained EU support. Discussions on stricter immigration laws are set to continue at upcoming EU summits.

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