Community GML Elite – the world’s leading global mobility teams In a market defined by change, these are the professional services firms shaping today’s global mobility landscape Disputes US federal court strikes down Trump administration’s H-1B fee hike Judge’s questioning of controversial fee reflects concern about outer limits of executive authority Artificial Intelligence Home Office AI age checks flagged as early step in wider immigration expansion Government warned that AI should be used with “extreme caution” when making immigration decisions Disputes UK tribunal highlights risks posed by informal immigration advice Indian care worker who relied on YouTube influencer left without income after job fails to materialise Work Permits Singapore brings charges over alleged work pass fraud Migrant workers misclassified and deployed to non-approved workplaces, according to investigators Immigration South Korea’s top-tier visa opens to scientific talent Eligibility broadened beyond original industrial focus, introducing new criteria for researchers and academics Visas Student sponsorship rules “potentially devasting” for UK universities Institutions to be assessed against visa refusal, enrolment, course completion rates Visas Category-based visa system to launch in Kazakhstan System will divide foreign workers and investors into new categories based on skill level and purpose of entry Visas Fragomen: The closure of Ireland’s Immigrant Investor Pathway and its remaining opportunities Scheme continues to offer eligible investors a pathway to residence and family inclusion – but the window is rapidly narrowing Research Global Mobility Leaders The GML Global Mobility Leaders survey features eminent practitioners from around the world, who specialise in the legal (employment or immigration), tax, relocation, or social security aspects of moving key talent across the globe. Events Global Mobility Summit - London Global Mobility Lawyer is delighted to announce that the second Global Mobility Summit - London will take place on 10 June 2026.The full-day event will bring together senior in-house counsel, global mobility managers, HR experts and private practice lawyers to explore the latest trends and developments in employment, immigration, social security, and tax laws that affect the movement of workers across borders. Recruitment The end of “domestic-first” hiring? Firms brace for borderless talent drive Artificial Intelligence Why mobile workers shouldn’t trust ChatGPT for travel advice Settlement Support Travel incentives, wellbeing policies crucial for relocation decisions