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• Residence permits validity extended to April 30th 2021

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  By means of law decree no. 2 of December 14th, the validity of residence permits has been extended to April 30th 2021. The decree also extend the validity of “nulla Osta” (entry clearances for family reasons, work permits) for the same period and the terms for conversion of study permits into work permits.
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• COVID-19: Italy bans entry from UK

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  Starting from December 20 and until January 6th, travel from the UK is not allowed: whoever have stayed or transited in the UK in the 14 days preceeding the travel date is not allowed entry into Italy. Travellers from UK who are already in Italy, must contact the relevant local health authority immediately and take a COVID-19 test.
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• ​Indonesia | Job Creation Law – Focus on Manpower Law (Part I)

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  Following the passing of the bill by the House of Representatives on 5 October 2020, Law No. 11 of 2020 on the Job Creation Law (the “Job Creation Law”) was finally enacted on 2 November 2020. It involves and effects (to widely varying degrees) over 78 existing laws ranging from land licensing, investment, manpower, government administration and spatial planning to ease the conducting of business and commercial activities.
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• Italy makes covid-19 testing mandatory for arrivals from the EU and lifts entry ban from certain countries

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  Further to the publication of Decree 3 December 2020 Italy has removed entry ban from the following countries: Armenia, Bahrein, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bosnia Herzegovina, Chile, Colombia, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Moldova, Oman, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic, Montenegro and Kosovo.
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• UK Citizens in Spain and Spanish Residency

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  Timing is everything: UK Citizens in Spain and Spanish Residency The UK is about to leave the EU and, it is not impossible that we will do so without a deal. Everyone will be affected due to the consequences of ” Brexit” by the end of 2020.
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• Contribution to LexisNexis: “Visiting Schengen countries for business”

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  Contribution to LexisNexis: “Visiting Schengen countries for business”
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• Belize introduces updated tourism industry protocols

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  As Belize moves forward to fully reopen and rebuild our tourism industry, the health and safety protocols for tourists continue to be reviewed and updated. At a press conference held on Friday, October 16, 2020 further relaxation of the restrictions on movement of visitors were announced by the Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Dean Barrow.
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• Citizenship By Investment: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly

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  Some authors defend the sale of citizenship by pointing out that it is less arbitrary and more transparent than the principles of jus soli, jus sanguinis or discretionary naturalisation.
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• Filing a Schengen visa application – supporting documents

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  Supporting documents are mainly required to assess if the applicant meets entry conditions and to evaluate the possible risk of illegal immigration and security.
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• Easier path for the Italian Investor Visa

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  The Italian Senate has just approved some modifications to the law on the Investor visa for Italy. In order to enter into force, these changes must be approved by the House of deputies (expected September 14)
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