Worldwide Immigration Trends Report Q2 2022 Supplement Series Part 3 of 3
The Digital Transformation Continues, with Data Privacy and Remote Work as the Leading Topics
November 1, 2022

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In the Q2 2022 supplement of our Worldwide Immigration Trends Report, Fragomen’s Knowledge Group examined recent political, economic and cultural factors, offered projections about the future, and leveraged Fragomen’s unparalleled experience to help the business immigration community understand current immigration trends.
Review part 3 (of 3) of the related series that examines the state of the digital transformation as it related to immigration policy, as discussed in the report, to learn Fragomen’s answers to questions including:
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- What is the current state of remote work visas worldwide?
- How has the remote work movement aided Ukrainian refugees?
- What are the legislative updates in terms of the digital transformation in the European Union?
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We encourage you to access this series, and the full report, to understand the current state of immigration—and how global immigration may change during the COVID-19 recovery period and beyond.
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