Mallick Speaks·Jul 11Germany’s Skilled Worker Crisis Is a Family Visa FailureMy daughter and son-in-law work in Germany. The state accepts their labour but limits the family care that helps them stay.A response icon4A response icon4
Oghenehoro Evi Eni·Apr 9PARENTS & GRANDPARENTS SPONSORSHIP FREEZE 2026: What Families Must Do NowBy: Oghenehoro Evi Eni Canada Immigration Analysis, April 8, 2026
InAdvancing Justice — AAJCbyAdvancing Justice – AAJC·Nov 2, 2023Reuniting Families: The Importance & Challenges of Family ImmigrationFor thousands of families, the holidays are overshadowed by immigration backlogs that prevent them from reuniting with their loved ones.
Michael Dlv·Oct 5, 2023Family Reunification: Bringing Loved Ones Back to the U.S.In the complex landscape of immigration law and policy, one critical aspect that often remains overlooked is the profound impact of…
IOM - UN Migration·Nov 21, 2022It Takes a Village — Reuniting a Turkish family in SwitzerlandOn a sunny day in July this year, a middle-aged man named Eylo waited anxiously at the arrivals area of Zurich international airport — the…
Refugee Pathways·Dec 17, 2021Complementary resettlement for refugeesComplementary resettlement pathways help refugees access protection and long-term solutions in another country. These safe and regulated…
Ashley Podplesky·Jul 19, 2021There’s an app for thatA look at the use of apps in international development and humanitarian aid
Mary Jo McConahay·Feb 13, 2021Biden’s New Family Reunification Task Force — Hard Lessons from HistoryIt’s not even past…
İlker Sağdilek·Nov 28, 2020CHAPTER 4 | First to do in Germany, Costs, Family ReunificationDetailed examination of the works to be done right after coming to Germany, the costs related to these works, and family reunification