by Wilmer Zambrano | Jul 20, 2016 | Global Mobility, Immigration
Morocco, Brazil and Chile recently joined the Convention of the Hague which removes the requirement of legalization of foreign public documents, commonly known as the Convention establishing the Apostille This Agreement shall enter into force for Morocco and Brazil on... by Wilmer Zambrano | Jul 20, 2016 | Global Mobility, Immigration
Colombia – Additional documents for work visa applications of TP – 4, since early last March, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Colombia has requested additional documents that had been demanding for applications for work visas are contributed TP –... by EMS Employee Mobility Solutions | Jan 20, 2016 | Global Mobility, Immigration
The decision of accepting a proposal of moving abroad due to work is a tough one. Moving to a different country with different traditions and culture can be hard on the expatriate and family. Moving an expat to Brazil is no different. Brazilian culture can be hard on... by EMS Employee Mobility Solutions | Oct 27, 2015 | Global Mobility
Deciding to live in another country is a real challenge. The personal and professional implications are very important to have in mind when facing this decision. To help in this process we have prepared a checklist of things you have to consider before leaving your... by Wilmer Zambrano | Oct 19, 2015 | Global Mobility, Immigration
The Indonesian Government will expand the visa exemption list at the end of this year, instead of in 2016 as had been previously announced, to include citizens from 45 countries. This exemption, signed by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, will be valid for all... by Wilmer Zambrano | Oct 19, 2015 | Global Mobility, Immigration
The Philippine Government requires foreign nationals who wish to work in the country to have an Alien Employment Permit (AEP). This permit is necessary to get a work visa, and applies to all foreigners who are currently in the Philippines or who wish to enter the...