US proposes new immigration status for international entrepreneurs

In addition to the many legal solutions already in place to make visas and other immigration opportunities available to qualified […]

By Matt Schulz

Free movement a thing of the past?

The “Brexit” debate will be on the minds of EEA nationals who have moved to the UK for work. Those […]

By Verity Buckingham

Important new US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulations allow F-1 foreign student visa holders with degrees from American universities […]

By Matt Schulz

T minus 72 days. The countdown has begun. The date is coming. It will be here soon. It is the biggest […]

By Matt Schulz

We are so pleased to bring you the Dentons Global Mobility Guide 2015. The ability to move skilled workers […]

By Matt Schulz

T minus 84 days. The countdown has begun. The date is coming. It will be here soon. It is the […]

By Matt Schulz

Effective November 12, 2014, the US and the PRC will both increase the validity of business, tourist, student and exchange […]

By Matt Schulz

American consular posts in Canada temporarily suspended visa processing for non-Canadians from June through the end of August. The American […]

By Matt Schulz

Last week the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) announced a proposed rule to attract high-skilled foreign workers by allowing […]

By Matt Schulz

Start-ups need to attract two types of capital: venture and human. There are almost as many strategies for attracting and […]

By Matt Schulz

Global mobility professionals should follow the same advice given to race car drivers: Look ahead. There are many potential obstacles […]

By Matt Schulz

What are VCs looking for in their next venture, and how does immigration and mobility fit into their plans? […]

By Matt Schulz