Germany introduces new law on digitalising foreign-resident administration and faster recognition of doctors' qualifications
Summary
Germany's Bundestag passed a law on digitalising migration administration, expanding the Central Register of Foreigners for documents, biometric data and sponsorship declarations, with provisions taking effect from November 2026 and May 2027, alongside a law easing recognition of foreign health-sector qualifications and new six- to nine-month residency protections after job loss.
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Bundestag je 9. jula usvojio Zakon o daljnjem razvoju digitalizacije uprave za migracije, a zakon je objavljen u Službenom listu 28. jula. Savezna vlada navodi
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