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The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), on 1 September 2022, started accepting applications to the new 10-year Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR) which aims to attract investors, talents, remote workers and retirees to live, work or invest in Thailand.

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), on 1 September 2022, started accepting applications to the new 10-year Long-Term Resident Visa (LTR) which aims to attract investors, talents, remote workers and retirees to live, work or invest in Thailand.

Permit after submitting asylum applications. a process taking up to a year according to new york city leaders. [ speaking non-english ]. >> reporter: saying he hopes the government can help him be a better provider for his family, but more than anything else, hes pleading for the federal government to free his hands of the red tape thats keeping him from working legally. >> most of the families i have spoken to want to get to work. they tonight want to stay in shelters. they want to contribute t...

York city leaders. he says he hopes the government can help him be a better provider for his family, but more than anything else, hes pleading for the federal government to free his hands of the red tape that is keeping him from working legally. >> most of the families ive spoken to, they want to get to work, they dont want to stay in shelters, they want to contribute to society. >> reporter: manuel castro, an immigrant himself, echoing calls for a fast track solution. >> immigration advocates a...

Work permits. thats by far the biggest obstacle. >> reporter: the family says they wont risk their asylum cases by working off the books. theyll have to depend on the citys already strained shelter system to get the green light to start living their american dream. new york governor kathy hochul is adding for those calls regarding work permits for these asylum seekers, calling on the government to allow her to basically issue an executive action to be able to give them those kinds of documents s...

Shelters. they want to contribute to society. the immigration affairs commissioner, an immigrant himself, echoing calls for a fast track solution. >> immigration advocates across the country are calling on the federal government to make it easier and make it quicker for asylum seekers to obtain their work permits. thats by far the biggest obstacle. the family says they wont risk their asylum cases by working off the books. theyll have to depend on the citys already strained shelter system unti...

Bring some pain to households and businesses. these are the unfortunate costs of reducing inflation. but a failure to restore price stability would mean far greater pain. >> the federal reserve will decide how much to increase interest rates again when they meet next month on september 20th and 21st. new this morning, governor kathy hochul is requesting that president biden take executive action to allow migrant as arriving in new york from texas to receive work permits. >> officials say that ...

Cases by working off the books. theyll have to depend on the citys already strained shelter system until they can get the governments green light to start living their american dream. and yesterday in new york, governor kathy hochul said that she does have interest in helping these families, basically expedite the process of getting their hands on those work permits. shes calling on the federal government to issue some sort of executive action coming from president joe biden so she is able to do...

As much as they want to start earning a living, they cant. theyre among the thousands of recently arrived migrants who have to petition for a work permit after submitting asylum applications. its a process taking up to a year. he hopes the government can help him be a better provider for his family, but more than anything else, hes pleading for the federal government to free his hands of the red tape thats keeping him from working legally. >> most of the families that ive spoken to, they want to...

We continue to open hotels to be used as shelters. we are contracting with community-based organizations to add additional services. so yes we continue to improve. >> they cannot come soon enough for the family back in brooklyn. there is a sense of frustration in the voice as he tells me he is pleading with city and federal immigration officials to speed up the process of securing work permits. at 27, this young father knows the sooner he can provide for his family here, the sooner he will not h...