Benivo Blog

The recent US presidential election results signal a seismic shift in immigration policy, with far-reaching implications for global businesses and mobility professionals. With the Trump administration's return to power marked by broader popular support and a more aligned government structure, sweeping changes to immigration policies are anticipated. The rapid appointment of key personnel and early policy announcements suggest an administration ready to move swiftly on its immigration agenda, potentially reshaping the global mobility landscape as early as January 20th.

In the evolving global mobility landscape, project-based deployments present unique challenges and opportunities for multinational organizations. Recent insights live on the View From The Top from Siemens Gamesa's Sachindra Hande, shed light on how companies are managing these complex, long-term international projects that often involve multiple teams across various locations.

In what's being described as the most significant budget for expatriates in living memory, the UK government has announced substantial tax reforms aimed at raising £40 billion in additional revenue. These changes will have far-reaching implications for employers, international assignees, and non-domiciled individuals.

The European immigration landscape is undergoing significant transformation amidst political upheaval and rising far-right influence across the continent. Recent elections have produced surprising results, leading to complex coalition governments and policy gridlock in several key EU member states.

The decision to leave corporate security for entrepreneurial uncertainty is never easy. Yet for Robert Brezosky of Quest Relocation and Jeremy Chandar of Pinewood Relocation, taking this bold step has led to fulfilling new chapters in their mobility careers.