Tuesday, September 22, 2020 / 01:00PM / DCSL Corporate Services / Header Image Credit: DCSL Corporate Services

Theoutbreak of the global pandemic - Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) led leadersacross the world to introduce measures such as travel restrictions and otherimmigration-related interventions, all geared towards flattening the curve ofthe disease spread. Given the need to understand how to navigate throughcomplex immigration requirements of Nigeria and other countries in the 'newnormal', DCSL presents its Virtual Immigration Roundtable with the theme 'Thrivingin Uncharted Waters'. The objective of this roundtable is to unitestakeholders within the immigration space for a discourse around immigrationrelated developments and other ancillary issues.

Duringthe roundtable scheduled to hold on Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 10:00am emerging issues in the Immigration Sector under the new normal will beanalyzed. TheRoundtable will be facilitated by subject matter expertswho would discuss the following modules:

• Immigration Laws and the Future of Work in Nigeria: An In-depth Review of the Nigerian Immigration Act 2015 and Immigration Regulations 2017
• Effective Implementation of the Understudy Program in Nigeria: Matters Arising
• Global Citizenship and Immigration Requirements
• Fulfilling immigration Compliance Requirements: Beyond Box-Ticking

Participationfee is N50,000 (Fifty Thousand Naira only) per participant andpayment can be made to the following bank account:

• Account Name: DCSL Corporate Services Limited
• Bank: Guaranty Trust Bank Plc
• Account Number: 0007214159

Availablediscounts are as follows:

• 5% Early Bird - Payment made up to 7 business days to the date of the Roundtable;
• Corporate/Bulk Registration - N250,000 for a maximum of 7 participants per organization.

Toregister, please visit the link - https://bit.ly/ImmigrationRoundtableNominationForm

Forfurther enquiries, please feel free to contact:

-       David at [email protected]| Mobile: 0817 042 9905

-       Tolu at [email protected]| Mobile:0706 423 1892

Cancellations - Any cancellation by participant/s communicated at least seven (7)working days to the date of a program will qualify for a refund less anadministrative fee of 20% of the Program fee. In the event of any cancellationreceived less than seven (7) working days to the date of a program, suchparticipant shall not be entitled to a refund but shall be entitled to nominatea substitute attendee. Substitutions should be received by DCSL at least 48hours prior to the date of the program.

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