In November 2026, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended its Ebola-related entry restrictions for 30 days from 5 p.m. Eastern time on 10 November. The order continues to affect covered foreign nationals with relevant physical presence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda or South Sudan within the preceding 21 days. The signed order contains exceptions, and separate boarding, attestation and screening requirements may apply.

Mobility no longer follows a simple assignment model The 2026 ECA Mobility Hub and a subsequent analysis by Blick Rothenberg, both published in September 2026, highlighted how cross-border remote work, short-term moves and frequent business travel have changed the operating model for global mobility. Employers can no longer rely on a small population of formally assigned expatriates. People cross borders for overlapping professional and personal reasons, while immigration, tax,

In July 2025, EU authorities approved a progressive rollout of the Entry/Exit System and set 12 October 2025 as its start date. For travel and mobility teams, the two decisions belonged in one implementation record: the rollout framework explained the transition, while the later decision supplied the launch date. Read the dated development The framework provided for a progressive 180-day rollout. EES records entries and exits for specified non-EU

EY in November 2017 announced a partnership with Concur to develop services that help global business travelers manage tax and immigration compliance risks via Concur’s App Center. The integrated offering will capture relevant travel and business activity data within Concur. Using EY tax and immigration technology, the integration will analyze Concur data to make real-time assessments of a business traveler’s tax and immigration obligations before they travel. Corporate users