Europe Immigration News

Despite recent global financial market turbulence, economic growth in the new European Union member states remains high, according to the World Bank's EU8+2 Regular Economic Report.

The European Union's proposed "blue card", modelled after the U.S. green card, continues to dominate the topic of 27-member bloc's need for skilled migrants.

Companies in Norway are in dire need of workers and are tired of the hassles foreigners face in getting permission to work in the northern European country, according to Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposte

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Dutch could face problems with economic growth if they can't solve their labor shortage problems.

The European Union's justice commissioner, Franco Frattini, told the 27-member bloc's immigration ministers at a conference in Portugal that the EU should stop erecting barriers and build legal and saf

Municipalities in the southern Finnish province of Uusimaa are considering recruiting skilled migrants from China, particularly metalworkers and nurses.