Nigeria: What You Should Know About Diaspora Mortgage, Other Housing Mortgages
Experts in Nigeria are advocating for innovative mortgage solutions to better integrate financial remittances from the diaspora into the housing sector.
'We are very scared,' says migrant in Dubai about Iranian attacks
Migrant workers in Dubai express fear and concern about the impact of Iranian attacks amid ongoing conflict, highlighting their precarious situation in the Gulf region.
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This article discusses the economic statistics of Mexican workers in the United States, highlighting challenges in comparing income with those registered in Mexico's social security system.
Outrage over the remittance tax: the charge that punishes Dominican migrants today
A new 1% tax on certain remittance transfers from the United States is causing financial distress for Dominican families reliant on these funds.
"I don't think about leaving": the need to keep sending remittances traps African migrants in the Gulf
African migrants in the Gulf countries, especially in Dubai, are trapped by the need to send money home despite fears of escalating conflict in the region.
$50 Billion Loss... Iranian Attacks on Saudi, UAE Hitting India with Double Whammy
The ongoing conflict between the US-Israel and Iran is causing soaring oil and gas prices, significantly impacting India's economy, particularly through remittances from its citizens working in the Gulf region.
Fraudulent Remittances in Internet Banking Reach 10 Billion Yen; Phone Calls Pretending to be Update Procedures
Japan's internet banking sector has seen fraudulent remittances surge to a record 10 billion yen, with phishing scams increasingly becoming a threat.
Sri Lankan economy ‘at great risk’ from Middle East crisis – former minister
Former Sri Lankan minister Harin Fernando warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East poses significant economic risks to Sri Lanka, particularly through impacts on tourism and remittances from its expats working in the region.
[Editorial] Kim Seong-tae's Recordings Undermine Credibility of Investigation into ‘Ssangbangwool’s North Korean Remittances’
The investigation into the ‘Ssangbangwool North Korean remittances’ case is compromised by leaked recordings suggesting coercion aimed at implicating President Yoon Seok-youl.
Remittances from countrymen sent to Mexico have the worst start to the year since 2015
January 2026 saw the weakest remittance inflow to Mexico since 2015, with a 1.4% year-on-year decline, totaling $4.594 billion according to Banxico.
American Dream at Home: How Millions of Guatemalans Transform Their Homes While Working in the U.S.
Millions of Guatemalans are using remittances from the United States to modernize their homes in Guatemala, significantly changing the rural landscape.
Exiled Cubans in Miami continue sending money and basic products to the island despite the U.S. blockade
Cuban exiles in Miami persist in sending essential goods and money to relatives in Cuba despite restrictions imposed by the U.S. government.
Remittances of Egyptians abroad reach highest level in history during 2025
In 2025, remittances from Egyptians abroad have reached an all-time high of approximately $41.5 billion, marking a significant increase of 40.5% compared to 2024.
Bad news for migrants in Utah: the bill seeking to impose taxes on remittance sending
A proposed bill in Utah aims to impose a 2% tax on international money transfers, raising concerns among migrants and their families regarding the impact on financial support.
Prosecutors Appeal Court's Ruling to Dismiss Charges Against Kim Sung-tae in North Korean Remittance Case
The prosecution has appealed a court ruling that dismissed charges against Kim Sung-tae regarding remittances to North Korea, asserting it constitutes both a violation of foreign exchange laws and a bribery offense.
FG courts Nigerian doctors overseas to bolster health sector
The Nigerian government aims to engage medical professionals in the diaspora to improve local healthcare services through the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026.
NiDCOM to deploy diaspora doctors across Nigeria
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission plans to deploy Nigerian doctors from abroad to improve healthcare services across the country through the Diaspora Health Impact Initiative 2026.
Record decline in remittances in 2025 impacts consumption, warns Anpec
A 4.56% drop in remittances to Mexico in 2025 is affecting domestic consumption and contributing to economic uncertainty, according to Anpec.
Kim Seong-tae's indictment for 'third-party bribery related to remittance to North Korea' dismissed in the first trial
Former Ssangbangwool Group chairman Kim Seong-tae had his indictment for allegedly providing third-party bribes to President Lee Jae-myung through remittances to North Korea dismissed in court.
Remittances on the decline: the silent blow to neighborhood consumption
A decline in remittances in 2025 is significantly affecting household consumption in numerous municipalities in Mexico.
Something unexpected hits families of migrant Mexicans: what is happening with remittances from California and Texas
Mexican migrant families are experiencing a decline in remittances from the U.S., particularly from California and Texas, as reported by the Bank of Mexico.
Migrants form groups to invest in housing in the United States: this is how they try to maintain remittance sending despite work complications
Ecuadorian migrants are forming collectives to invest in housing in the U.S. in an effort to sustain remittance flows amid job challenges under U.S. immigration policies.
Top Haiti leader reveals which US policy the country would be 'helpless' without: 'Give them money'
Haiti's transitional government leader, Leslie Voltaire, expresses the country's dependency on U.S. support through remittances and warns against the potential crisis that could emerge from the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian citizens in the U.S.
Fall of remittances in Mexico: Which states lost the most purchasing power during 2025?
Remittances to Mexico dropped by 4.6% in 2025, attributed to stricter U.S. immigration policies under President Trump, despite a slight increase in December.
Remittances at risk due to economic slowdown in the United States and strength of the peso: BBVA Mexico
In 2026, remittance flows to Mexico will face major risks from a potential economic slowdown in the United States, strict immigration policies, and the appreciation of the Mexican peso, according to BBVA Mexico.
‘Fear’ of Trump was indeed felt in remittances: They fell at an annual rate for the first time since 2013
Fear of deportation has led to a 4.6% annual decline in remittances sent to Mexico from the U.S. in 2025, marking the first decrease since 2013, according to Banxico.
Remittances to Mexico grew 1.9% in December 2025, reports Banxico
In December, remittances from abroad to Mexico reached $5.322 billion, marking a 1.9% year-on-year increase according to the Bank of Mexico, despite a decrease in the number of transactions.
Remittances from immigrants are increasing. A river of money to Bangladesh
The amount of money that immigrant workers in Italy send back to Bangladesh has risen to 2.2 billion euros in the third quarter of 2025, driven by a 1.1% increase from the previous year.