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In this webcast, Fragomen partners Mark Buchanan, Kenneth Lau, Dalia Wong and Ramesh Nair shared the most up-to-date immigration-related intelligence and compliance guidance to assist you to effectively remobilise your workforce population and plan for post COVID-19 recovery, including:
- An overview of the current immigration landscape in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam
- Practical tips and implications of remobilisation
- Reconnecting via "travel bubbles" and "green lanes"
You can watch the full webcast here.
Please note you will need to register here in order to access the recording.
This webcast took place on 8 July 2020 and, due to the circumstances, there are frequent changes. To keep up to date with all the latest updates on global immigration, please visit our COVID-19 microsite, subscribe to our alerts and follow us on LinkedIn.
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