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Royal Lancaster London, Lancaster Terrace
London W2 2TY
Fragomen is proud to contribute to the FEM Global Mobility EMEA Summit, taking place 20–21 October 2025 at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, where leaders across the mobility landscape will share insights shaping the future of work.
This annual two-day event is the go-to gathering for global mobility professionals across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, featuring a content-rich agenda of workshops, panel discussions, roundtables, case studies and Mobility Masterclasses. The summit brings together industry leaders, innovators, and HR specialists to explore the latest trends, share practical insights, and build valuable connections.
Fragomen Speaker Sessions
Tuesday, 21 October
Expert Insight Session
09:45 – 10:25 (40 mins) | Beech Suite
Topic: Geopolitical Trade Shifts and Workforce Strategy Impacts
Speakers:
- Raj Mann, Director
- Harry Goldstraw, Manager
Case Study Roundtable Discussion
11:45 – 12:25 (40 mins) | Up to 10 pre-arranged corporate delegates
Topic: The Implementation of EES and ETIAS: When Automation Meets Immigration Complexity
Speaker:
- Andreia Ghimis, Immigration Manager
Join Fragomen’s experts as they share their insights on the evolving global mobility landscape and the intersection of technology, trade and immigration policy.
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Video
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Media mentions
Partner Daniel Schwarz highlights how US visa appointment backlogs and limited availability for B visas are shaping international travel planning for the upcoming World Cup.
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Article
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Practice Leader Olga Nechita outlines key Portuguese visa options for UK nationals, including routes for entrepreneurs and retirees, alongside basic income and residency requirements.
Video
Partner Melissa Vasquez-Myers reviews the June 2026 Visa Bulletin, including retrogression for EB2 and EB1 India and forward movement in the EB3 category for Indian and Chinese nationals.
Media mentions
Awards
Canada Managing Partner Cosmina Morariu is recognized by Women We Admire among the Top Women Leaders of Toronto for 2026 for her leadership in immigration and global mobility.
Video
Senior Manager Harry Goldstraw outlines key considerations for UK employers hiring international talent, including sponsorship requirements, visa pathways and compliance obligations shaping workforce mobility strategy.




