Hannah In-Chan
As Director, Hannah specializes in corporate immigration and travel consulting, advising corporations on employee immigration and mobility while ensuring compliance. A solicitor registered with the Law Society of England and Wales, Hannah brings over 20 years of global corporate immigration experience. She has collaborated with clients on projects such as right-to-work checks, immigration compliance audits, and comprehensive reviews and analyses of immigration policies and processes. Hannah also conducts immigration feasibility studies, provides full guidance on entering new markets, advises on the impact of geopolitical events and workforce planning, and assesses clients’ eligibility to act as immigration sponsors.
Before joining Newland Chase, Hannah worked as an immigration solicitor in various capacities, from niche law firms to managing teams at a multinational Big 4 accountancy firm.
Recent Articles by Hannah In-Chan
New work permit scheme for certified employers with collective agreements.
This new work permit scheme is a welcome development, offering greater flexibility and efficiency for Danish companies with Collective Agreements looking to access international talent. The Danish aut…
Planned work permit exemption for key international event staff.
Danish authorities have announced their intention to introduce a work permit exemption for certain international personnel involved in the organization and execution of business events, conferences, a…
Changes to work-based residence permits.
These legislative updates reflect Finland’s commitment to maintaining a robust, compliant immigration system while offering flexibility to highly skilled foreign nationals. Employers should proactivel…
Impact of conflict on travel, immigration, and visa processing
This page provides timely travel and immigration updates related to the ongoing situation in the Middle East. It is designed as an evolving resource to help travelers, mobility managers, and global bu…
Provisional agreement reached on phased implementation of EU Entry/Exit System (EES)
This phased implementation plan signals tangible progress toward the long-anticipated launch of the EES, originally scheduled for 2024. The gradual rollout represents a pragmatic approach, aimed at re…