Globevisa Group

09/09/2026

U.S. May End the 60-Day Grace Period — What H-1B Workers Need to Know
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is moving forward with a proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period available to certain foreign workers after job loss.

The proposal has completed White House review, but the full text has not yet been officially published and the rule is not currently in effect.

Under current rules, eligible H-1B and other foreign workers can generally use up to 60 days to find a new employer, extend their stay, or change status.

If the proposal becomes final, workers could have much less time to secure a new job and maintain legal status after layoffs.

For now, the existing 60-day grace period remains in place.

Concerned about H-1B job-loss risk? Contact us to explore more stable long-term U.S. immigration options.

09/09/2026

Maintaining momentum after a promising investor meeting requires a direct shift from pitching to executing.
In a newly published Forbes Business Council article, Globevisa Group CEO Henry Fan shares his approach to establishing trust and accountability with potential investors. He explains that a generic follow-up email is often insufficient. Instead, leaders should proactively provide a specific piece of operational data or a strategic document that was discussed during the conversation.
"Proactively providing empirical evidence establishes immediate accountability and proves the business operates with disciplined urgency," Henry states.
Read the full article to explore pragmatic steps for effective investor follow-ups:
https://hubs.la/Q04wG4pC0

Thoughtful follow-up can help sustain an investor's interest and keep the process from losing momentum as they review what they’ve learned and form their decision.

09/09/2026

🌎 Panama Retirement Visa | Start a New Chapter of Quality Overseas Living

Retirement is not the end of life — it can be the beginning of a new lifestyle.

More and more people are exploring overseas living options for their future. With its pleasant climate, comfortable living environment, and diverse lifestyle, Panama has become an attractive destination for retirement planning.

✨ Panama Retirement Visa Requirements:

✅ Applicant must be 18 years old or above
✅ Provide proof of a lifetime pension of at least USD 1,000 per month

Applicants who meet the core requirements and prepare the necessary documents can explore the application process for the Panama Retirement Visa.

🌴 Key Benefits:
🏡 Explore a new overseas living option
👨‍👩‍👧 Eligible family members may apply together
🌎 Enjoy a comfortable and diverse international lifestyle

Retirement is not about slowing down — it is about creating more possibilities for the future.

📌 Plan ahead and discover new opportunities for your next chapter.

08/09/2026

Real clients. Real approvals. Real passports. 🇳🇷
A showcase of successful Nauru Citizenship approvals completed by Globevisa.

Every passport represents a family’s choice for greater global mobility, more choices, and future planning.

With Nauru passport:
✅ 10-year passports for adults and children
✅ No fingerprint or residency required
✅ Family inclusion across four generations and siblings
✅ A streamlined process in around 4–5 months

Another milestone achieved for our clients. 🌍
Globevisa , an officially authorized agent for the Nauru Citizenship Program, supporting families worldwide with trusted guidance throughout their citizenship journey.

08/09/2026

🎉 Guest Announcement 🎉

We are delighted to welcome a distinguished leader in the global investment migration industry to the Globevisa Global Citizen Conference 2026:

Thomas Anthony
Chief Executive Officer
Investment Migration Agency (IMA) Grenada

Thomas Anthony is an experienced investment migration and financial services professional with 26 years of experience across banking and financial securities in Antigua, Saint Lucia, and Miami. He has held senior positions including Project Development Officer, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Acting CEO of the Antigua Citizenship by Investment Unit, as well as Global Head of Immigration, Citizenship and Visa at Exiger, a global Governance, Risk and Compliance firm. He previously served as CEO of the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Unit and was appointed CEO of IMA Grenada in 2023.

As a prominent voice in investment migration, Thomas brings extensive experience in citizenship by investment, financial services, governance, and international mobility. His participation at GGCC 2026 will contribute valuable perspectives on the evolution of investment migration and the future of Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme.

📍 Hong Kong
🗓 October 26–27, 2026

More distinguished guests will be announced soon.

08/09/2026

Costa Rica: Paradise Under Pressure

Costa Rica combines political stability, strong social development, environmental leadership, and one of Latin America’s highest quality-of-life scores. Yet rising organised crime and drug-related violence create a striking imbalance in its otherwise strong passport profile.

Overall Rank: #56 / 199

Why does Costa Rica rank here?

✈️ Mobility — #60
Costa Rican citizens enjoy broad access across Latin America and many major global destinations, giving the passport relatively strong international mobility.

🏛️ Governance — #48
Long-standing democratic institutions, rule of law, and institutional stability make governance one of Costa Rica’s stronger dimensions.

🛡️ Security — #144
This is Costa Rica’s clear weak point. Rising drug trafficking, organised crime, and homicide rates have increasingly challenged the country’s traditionally peaceful image.

🎓 Education — #59
Strong literacy, broad public education coverage, and a skilled workforce support a solid regional position, although quality and infrastructure remain uneven.

❤️ Life Quality — #20
Costa Rica performs exceptionally well in wellbeing, healthcare, environmental quality, and social development, placing it among the strongest countries in this dimension.

Current Immigration Characteristics

• Popular destination for retirees, investors, remote workers, and lifestyle migrants
• Established Pensionado and Rentista residence pathways
• Dedicated Digital Nomad programme for foreign remote workers
• Digital nomads generally require at least US$3,000 monthly foreign income, or US$4,000 when applying with dependants
• Strong attraction for North American and European long-term residents
• Permanent residence and naturalisation remain structured, long-term pathways

Recent Developments

Security has become Costa Rica’s biggest policy challenge. President Laura Fernández’s government has pushed for tougher measures against organised crime, while disputes with the judiciary over how to respond have intensified the political debate.

Economically, the picture remains much stronger. The OECD expects GDP growth of 3.5% in 2026, supported by domestic demand and investment, following 4.6% growth in 2025.

Discover more country profiles and global mobility insights at:
Globevisa Passport Ranking
https://hubs.la/Q04wclPJ0

07/09/2026

True Residency Freedom Means Not Being Bound to One Country

Residency should expand your world, not confine it.

Australia → New Zealand Pathway：
✅ Flexible long-term residency
✅ No full-time relocation needed
✅ Built for global families

Your life, your terms.
Design a life without borders.

07/09/2026

💰 What kind of global residency can you plan with around USD 5,300?
🇦🇷 Argentina Rentista Visa × Retirement (Pensionado) Visa — income from USD 2,000/month, with no property purchase or major investment required.
⏳ Approx. 4–7 months processing time, with pathways to citizenship after 2 years of continuous residence and permanent residency after 3 years.*
👨‍👩‍👧 Apply first, reunite later — eligible spouses, parents and children may subsequently apply for family reunification.
✨ Residency is just the first step. Policies may change — securing your status today gives you more options for tomorrow.

07/09/2026

【Turn Your Expertise into French Residency】The France Freelancer Resident Permit is now available!
🇫🇷 Ready to unlock new career and lifestyle opportunities in Europe with your professional skills?
✅ Low Entry Threshold: No property purchase, business investment, language test, or academic qualification required
✅ Family Reunification: Eligible spouses may work, while children can access free public education
✅ Flexible Self-Employment: Ideal for independent IT consultants, graphic designers, and content creators
✅ Long-Term Residency Path: Initial one-year permit, renewable for up to four years, with pathways to permanent residency and citizenship🌍 From freelancing to long-term residency, create more valuable possibilities for your future.

06/09/2026

50 Days to Go.
Where Global Minds Meet.
The countdown to the Globevisa Global Citizen Conference 2026 continues, with just 50 days until we meet in Hong Kong.

This October, GGCC 2026 will bring together government representatives, industry leaders, and global mobility professionals from across the world — creating a space for meaningful conversations, diverse perspectives, and new connections across the global mobility industry.

Among the distinguished guests joining us are Dr. the Honourable Roosevelt Skerrit, Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica; The Honourable Maverick Eoe, M.P., Minister for Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship; together with senior representatives from Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship Unit, Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment Unit, Residency Malta Agency, Naoero Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, São Tomé and Príncipe Citizenship by Investment Unit, and the Investment Migration Agency of Grenada (IMA Grenada).

As we get closer to October, more distinguished guests and speakers will be joining us in Hong Kong.

50 days to go.
Where global minds meet.
See you at GGCC 2026.