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Portugal’s immigration bottleneck: labour mobility, AIMA delays and what employers should prepare for in 2026

Portugal remains an attractive destination for international talent and investment, but administrative delays and fragmented procedures continue to undermine predictability. This article examines the practical impact on workers and employers and sets out the steps organisations should take to manage immigration processes more effectively in 2026.

Released on Jul 27, 2026

The post-Brexit era: where are we now?

Individuals and organisations alike are getting to grips with how the immigration landscape has changed in a post-Brexit era. EEA nationals will now be treated like non-EEA nationals and will require immigration status to live and work in the UK. This article provides answers to some of the questions that organisations may have concerning the changes to immigration status.

Released on Jul 16, 2021

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