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• Albania attracting increasing number of international movers

  
  Albania is becoming a hotspot for tourists, businesses and international movers, according to the country's government.
  
  

• Rejecting skilled immigrants is 'national suicide', says Bloomberg

  
  New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has said turning away skilled foreign workers considering international relocation to America is hurting the country.
  
  

• Currency transfer service can save travellers thousands

  
  Choosing to use a professional money transfer service before buying foreign currency can save people thousands, according to a report by The Telegraph.
  
  

• Thousands of students reported for 'suspicious visas'

  
  Around 20,000 students a year are being reported by tutors who have become suspicious about their visa status.
  
  

• Pensioners launch e-petition in a bid to un-freeze pensions

  
  A group of British pensioners have started an online petition in the hope of encouraging the government to rethink its expat pension policy.
  
  

• Labour apologises over immigration mistakes

  
  The Labour Party has admitted that it made mistakes with regard to immigration policy during its time in government.
  
  

• South Australian politician calls for visa changes

  
  A shake up of visa entry requirements are needed in order to make vocational education and training (VET) courses across South Australia more attractive to international movers, according to the state government.
  
  

• Expat businesswomen must plan for the future, says finance group

  
  Financial advice specialist Guardian Wealth Management (GWM) has urged international businesswomen to make sure they plan for the future.
  
  

• Property buyers get least for their money in Hong Kong

  
  Hong Kong is the world's most expensive city in which to buy property on a per square foot basis, according to global property experts Savills.
  
  

• UK border authorities to relax rules on allowing carers into country

  
  Following a ruling by the European Court of Justice, the UK's immigration authorities say they will change the rules to let carers of dependent British citizens enter and stay in the country.
  
  

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