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Yesterday, Monday November 24, 2025

Czechia Unveils Five-Year “Special Long-Term Residence” Permit for Displaced Ukrainians

Czechia has launched a five-year special long-term residence permit for Ukrainians under temporary protection. The income-tested programme gives holders labour-market access and a pathway to EU long-term residence, easing annual renewal pressures for employers while demanding robust documentation. Corporate mobility teams should start preparing applications immediately as demand is expected to be high.

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Nov 24, 2025

Swiss Parliament Passes Landmark Immigration Overhaul Introducing Annual Work-Permit Ceilings

Early on 23 November, Switzerland’s bicameral parliament approved a historic reform that will cap the total number of work permits each year, require biometric checks at all borders and shorten asylum timelines. For businesses, the new system promises greater predictability but demands careful annual quota planning. Most changes take effect on 1 July 2026, so HR and mobility teams should begin forecasting 2026-27 head-count needs now.

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