The EU is increasingly competing with other destinations in the global race for talent. To attract and retain highly qualified workers – particularly in sectors facing skills shortages – the EU ...

As EU nations tighten migration rules for low-skilled labour, a parallel door is opening wide for highly qualified professionals. In 2023, the bloc issued nearly 89,037 EU Blue Cards, a fourfold ...

In 2023, more than 4.3 million people moved to the EU from outside its borders, while another 1.5 million migrated within the bloc. Amid efforts to curb irregular migration, EU countries are ...

Blue Cards guarantee a minimum salary even in countries where there's no minimum wage. Every year, EU countries issue tens of thousands of them. The latest report on Blue Cards shows that Germany ...

In 2026, the European Union is anticipated to be a major destination for highly skilled workers seeking new career opportunities. The EU is composed of 27 nations with robust economies, including ...

The adoption and implementation of the European Union’s Blue Card in Cyprus represents another tool that will help attract highly skilled workers from third countries who wish to work in EU member ...

EU Blue Card holders can now transfer to France more freely, enhancing employers' flexibility in relocating talent due to labor shortages in the country. (The New York Times) The French government has ...