Clara Excler
As Associate in Newland Chase Advisory, Clara Excler provides strategic immigration advice to companies of all sizes. Among her current focuses are helping clients navigate multi-jurisdictional projects, creating country-specific workforce compliance materials, and finding immigration solutions for the challenges of short term travel management in Europe. She also contributes to legal monitoring and the maintenance of Newland Chase’s global immigration knowledge database.
Clara has more than 13 years of corporate immigration experience and customer-service delivery experience at both an operational and advisory level, and has lived and worked in multiple countries.
She graduated with a Master in European and International Law from Grenoble II University and with a Bachelor in Business Law from Lyon III University, in France.
Recent Articles by Clara Excler
EU Blue Card Reform is implemented.
While the core rules remain—pending the release of implementing Decrees—this reform offers greater mobility and long-term integration opportunities for skilled workers. Employers must ensure full comp…
FRANCE – EU Blue Card Reform is implemented.
While the core rules remain—pending the release of implementing Decrees—this reform offers greater mobility and long-term integration opportunities for skilled workers. Employers must ensure full comp…
CZECH REPUBLIC – Update to Labor Office registration obligation for employers.
Companies hiring foreign workers in the Czech Republic should review compliance procedures concerning right-to-work checks and Labor Office registration at the time of residence permit renewal, making…
CZECH REPUBLIC – Taiwanese passport holders now benefit from work permit exemption.
The Czech Republic has expanded the list of work permit-exempt beneficiaries as part of its continuing effort to attract international talent. Effective March 1, 2025, Taiwanese passport holders are l…
CZECH REPUBLIC – Updates to temporary protection and new long-stay residence permit.
Since the onset of the armed conflict in Ukraine in 2022, the Czech Republic has been one of the countries that has welcomed the most Ukrainian nationals, followed by Germany and Poland. Over 300,000 …