China Going Abroad – Navigating Evolving Immigration Trends webinar
January 21, 2025 | 2:00 PM — 3:00 PM CST

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In recent years, there has been a surge in interest in outbound immigration, driven by global business expansion, access to international talent, and diversification of assets and investment opportunities. China-based companies are increasingly sending employees abroad to explore new possibilities. However, companies will face significant challenges due to recent electoral shifts and potential policy changes that could affect their outbound and globalization strategies.
Fragomen is pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar, “China Going Abroad – Navigating Evolving Immigration Trends”. Building on the insights shared during our recent China Conference, this comprehensive session will offer additional insights about the evolving immigration landscape for outbound strategies and to address the specific challenges and opportunities faced by China based organizations.
What You’ll Learn:
- Outbound Immigration Trends: An overview of the global landscape
- Current Immigration Landscape: Local updates from APAC and EMEA
- Looking Ahead: Future outlook on immigration policies
- Expert Insights: Best practices for managing cross-border employee mobility from China
近年来,在全球商业扩张、国际人才需求和投资多样化的驱动下,出境移民趋势正迎来前所未有的增长。越来越多的中国公司将目光投向海外,派遣员工拓展全球版图。然而,由于近期的选举和潜在的政策变化,企业将会面临重大的挑战,从而影响其出境和全球化策略。
费戈曼诚邀您参加我们的网络研讨会 “迈向全球- 解读中国企业出海新趋势与机遇”。此次会议将基于近期费戈曼中国会议的洞察见解,深度剖析出境战略的最新动向,并为中国企业应对全球出入境挑战提供实用建议。
议题亮点:
- 出境趋势:了解国际出境形势,抢占先机
- 最新局势:亚太地区、欧洲、中东和非洲地区的出入境政策更新
- 未来前瞻:全球出入境政策的演变与发展
- 专家解读:最佳实践,助力实现中国跨境员工流动
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