Noticias de viajes e inmigración

Lo que ha cambiado para los viajeros esta semana: visados, requisitos de entrada, tasas y políticas de viaje, en lenguaje claro.

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Inmigración y visados UE negó entrada a 22,455 viajeros por superar límite de 90 días en 2025 Los guardias fronterizos de la UE negaron la entrada a 22,455 personas en 2025 porque ya habían agotado los 90 días permitidos en un período móvil de 180 días. Los datos, que cubren toda la UE, muestran que el límite de 90 días se convirtió en la segunda razón más frecuente de denegación, afectando aproximadamente a uno de cada seis viajeros rechazados. · 5 min de lectura · SchengenVisaInfo

Inmigración y visados English

UK earned settlement proposals set new qualifying periods

The UK government has detailed new qualifying periods for settlement under the ‘earned settlement’ proposals, creating three‑year, five‑year or ten‑year routes depending on visa category. The announcement was made on 3 Nov 2026, with certain provisions, such as the care‑worker safeguard, starting on 1 Feb 2027. The changes affect high‑talent migrants, public‑service workers, carers, refugees and most other applicants.

Free Movement 6 min de lectura

Inmigración y visados English

New Brunswick selects 203 AIP candidates for permanent residence

The Government of New Brunswick has selected 203 workers to advance to the next stage of the Atlantic Immigration Program. The three draws took place on Oct. 2, Oct. 9 and Oct. 29, 2026, targeting sectors such as construction, health care and manufacturing. Successful applicants will receive an endorsement certificate that enables a federal permanent‑residence application and a two‑year employer‑specific work permit.

CIC News 4 min de lectura

Inmigración y visados English

NYC Board of Elections launches investigation into Boro Park ballot tampering

The NYC Board of Elections announced on Nov 2, 2026 that it is investigating an alleged ballot‑tampering incident involving a Chinese‑language interpreter at the Boro Park voting site in Brooklyn. The probe follows a complaint by Councilmember Susan Zhuang after a Chinese‑speaking voter said the interpreter altered her ballot choice. The investigation concerns Chinese‑speaking voters in the precinct.

Documented 4 min de lectura