AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoReproductive Health in Focus: Liechtenstein’s abortion ban is among the strictest in Europe, allowing abortions only in cases of rape or life-threatening circumstances, and an information ban still blocks people from learning options and where to go—pushing many to travel to Austria or Switzerland, often with delays and extra stress even after a 2015 legal change that removed criminal liability for patients. Immigration & Health Access: Germany is clarifying rules for third-country residents seeking an 18-month post-study job search permit, including proof of completed studies, health insurance coverage, and ability to support themselves—while holders can take any job during the search. Cross-Border Mobility: Western Balkans truck drivers are threatening EU border blockades over Schengen entry/exit limits, with Liechtenstein included in the Schengen area despite not being an EU member. Local Care Support: Lower Austria’s 2026 care grant (€1,000 per year) is open, and eligibility can include certain foreign residents (including EEA and Swiss nationals under specific conditions). Health Policy & Travel: A reminder that international travel can reshape health and care planning for students, with medical records and dietary needs handled in advance for trips that include Liechtenstein and nearby countries.
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