Even in the hard times of the pandemic, fraudsters are finding ways to hunt. In early 2020, when the coronavirus started to spread rapidly, a large increase in government expenditure became necessary at all levels of the global economy. In addition, digital transactions became normalized in all facets of daily life. This created an opportunity for scammers to pose as government entities in order to falsely offer funds to suspecting victims, or demand immediate payments of fines or taxes.

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Last week, the European Parliament voted to finally ratify the Trade Co-Operation Agreement between the UK and the European Union. This move will ensure that quota and tariff free trade in goods will remain in force across the region. However, the Trade and Co-operation Agreement (TCA) has been operating provisionally since January, and is not without significant stumbling blocks.

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The concept of digital money has been in existence for over a decade now, yet it has only become popularized since 2017. In April 2021, the cryptocurrency market topped $2 trillion in its valuation for the first time, and Bitcoin is currently valued at 1.15 Trillion dollars in total.

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Canada is inviting large numbers of permanent residents, but most of them are within their borders already.

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The United States of America is at the risk of losing it's status as the world largest economy to China in the next 10 years, according to a study conducted by an immigration advocacy group founded by tech industry leaders, in conjunction with George Mason University. The report projects that the American economy will be three-quarters the size of China’s by 2050 under the current U.S. population trends and immigration levels.

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We share some recent Immigration case studies and success stories from during the pandemic. Client identities are kept anonymous/confidential.

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With the advent of technology, day-to-day use of instant messaging services is part of the life of almost everybody. For this reason, legal practitioners are compelled to adapt and change the manner in which legal documents are drafted so that they have the same legal effect as traditional contracts

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The US Immigration reform bill new bill (the proposed US Citizenship Act of 2021) offers a lot of promise to aspiring immigrants and undocumented workers inside or outside the United States, however, it is unlikely to achieve all of it’s intended objectives.

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In the modern world, we don’t have to travel internationally to engage in international business. Thankfully, the internet has enabled many people to access the global market from the comfort of their own home.

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Joe Biden has sent a legislative proposal to the US House of Representatives asking them to enact legislation addressing a host of legal immigration issues, as one of his first initiatives after taking office.

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2021 has not yet given reason for optimism, in terms of immigration opportunities in Europe or North America.Until the pandemic is over, immigration numbers are likely to remain low. This week we update you on what is going on in Canada and the UK

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2020 has been a turbulent year for the world. Covid 19 need not be discussed anymore than it already has been, and with a vaccine around the corner, there is hope that 2021 may yield some return to “normality”.

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Perhaps the most important step in starting your business is making sure it’s easy to get paid. In the past, simple cash payments with proper invoicing and receipts were sufficient for most businesses. However, in the digital age, it is important to have yourself setup to receive payments online in a quick, efficient and secure manner.

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We are excited to announce that Saad Ahmed is now officially working with out team as our Business Consultant. Saad can help all our startup clients navigate the financial and operational complexities which come with starting a new business.

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E Commerce is becoming more and more important in the modern world. Therefore, an easy way to begin attracting customers for your side hustle is to build a web page showcasing your skills, products and offerings. However, you have to be careful to mitigate liabilities through your terms and conditions, so that your business stays secure.

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Oftentimes, many people have broad catch all job titles, which include vast skill sets. For example, operations managers, HR professionals or accountants typically handle a variety of different jobs. These jobs can often be broken down into easily identifiable subsets of skills. When you want to start a side hustle in the service industry, it is important to be able to breakdown and address the skill subsets you possess.

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Many immigration consultancies and firms are putting out expensive ads, talking about a whole host of “pandemic” immigration programs governments are opening up, to attract workers and keep their economies running. However, many Immigration consultancies may be feeling the bite of the pandemic as well, and are for the most part exaggerating the various, and oftentimes non-existent programs currently open. Therefore, this article aims to give a common sense explanation on various avenues which could be profitable for intending immigrants looking to take action during these times.

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The global economy is in the middle of a major transition, as a result of the pandemic. We are now more than six months into this global phenomenon, and many regions are experiencing economic recession. These regions include the Middle East, the UK, Europe, the US, and pretty much everywhere. It is natural, in these conditions, to anticipate that growth prospects will be cut short. However, what is less reported is that though many people have lost their jobs, many people still do have jobs. In addition, though certain sectors have seen a huge drop in business, such as tourism or healthcare, certain sectors have become more firmly rooted in the global economy, such as the e-commerce sector.

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In response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement directives which mandated the exit from the United States of students who had online course loads for the upcoming year, Harvard University and MIT took the government to court. Just five minutes into the hearing, it was announced that a settlement had been reached between the parties.

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