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What is the change? Employers in need of work permits for foreign workers in quota-subject job categories are reminded that they should file their quota applications by July 31.
What does the change mean? Companies that have not already done so should submit their applications by the deadline.
Background: Filing a quota application is an annual requirement for companies that rely on foreign workers in job categories where quotas apply.
BAL Analysis: Companies should be sure to meet the July 31 deadline and should note that quota applications must be filed in any region where the company will have foreign labor needs in 2019. Companies that do not file the applications cannot apply for work permits if quotas expire.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice group and our network provider located in Kazakhstan. For additional information, please contact your BAL attorney.
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