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Brazil’s population is approximately 213 million. Immigration has been essential for the development of Brazil since its discovery by the Portuguese in 1500, and it is still considered a key factor for the future of the count...

In the words of the sagely Seekers, “the world is a ’Turnin’”. Long distance communication is simpler, cheaper and more accessible than ever before. The home telephone is a’Dyin’ and video conferencing is so vanilla. Truly, S...

On 25 January 2021, Ordinance No. 652 was issued providing for the exceptional and temporary restriction on the entry of foreigners into the country, of any nationality, as recommended by the Brazilian National Health Surveil...

Post-Brexit rules for touring artists and bands in the UK have the potential to be complex - here we look at key aspects of UK immigration rules for the creative sector. Following Brexit, the rules that allowed people to live...

France is a country of paperwork. Every action (and often non-action!) that you take generates a corresponding document. We saw this during the Coronavirus lockdown, as France was the only country in the world that required i...

On 14 September 2021, the Minister for Justice, Heather Humphreys and the Minister for State for Law Reform, Youth Justice and Immigration, James Browne announced a final temporary extension of immigration and international p...

The UK's graduate route, introduced in July 2021, offers overseas students a great opportunity to live and work without sponsorship for up to 2 years post-graduation. Here we examine some of its key points. #### 1. Sponsorsh...

It is one of Pangea. Some say it began somewhere along the Eastern African Rift. During a period when intercontinental plates appeared different than today. A moment when history became human history, and our species began t...