Global Trends
Global Trends Report: The Race for Tech Talent
23 Apr, 2018
As the global race heats up for premier science and technology talent, a growing number of countries are using immigration policy to compete for technology companies, high-skilled workers and investors in innovative fields. Additionally, many countries are easing business travel, expanding visa-waiver programs, and implementing electronic visa programs to encourage trade, commerce and investment.
BAL’s latest Quarterly Newsletter covers this global trend and provides a country-by-country breakdown of how various immigration policies are effectively being leveraged to attract the best and the brightest. Read the full Global Trends Quarterly Newsletter, please complete the form below.
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