In the first months of 2022, it is fair to say that educators in the top four English-speaking destinations for international students – the US, the UK, Canada, and Australia – are recruiting according to a “post...
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USA: During The Fiscal Of 2022, 100,000 Green Cards Remain Unutilized
Tech giants in the United States are concerned. The USCIS (The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) is battling a backlog of green card applications, a sizable portion of which are from abroad recruiters...
Canada conducts the biggest ever Express Entry draw – 5000 ITAs issued for permanent residence.
Canada has held the biggest Express Entry draw in its history on 18th November and has issued Invitations to Apply (ITA) to a whopping 5000 candidates in the express entry pool. This is Canada’s biggest draw ever...
When will the border between Canada and the United States reopen?
Since the epidemic began, Canada has imposed new travel restrictions every month, but this July might be different. Before the border reopens, the federal government now says that 75% of Canadians must be completely...
H-1B Visa: US Court Rules To Qualify Market Research Analyst As Speciality Occupation Under USCIS
In an important victory for all the H-1B employers, a US court granted a settlement in which an American immigration company permitted to recognize “market research analyst” as a speciality occupation for...
Restrictions In Western Australia Will Lift For Restricted Number Of Students From Early 2022
Western Australia is expected to reopen its borders to a limited number of students from overseas in preparation for the new academic year from January 2022, as the report from local media. Western Australia...
WHO Criticises ‘Punishing’ Travel Prohibitions Over Omicron Concerns That Affect Students, Travellers
The World Health Organization (WHO) has severely reprimanded countries for implementing quick travel bans on Africans, noting that such measures should be based on scientific evidence rather than preconceptions. In...
Covid-19 Pandemic Has Altered The Factors Students Consider To Study Abroad
According to 80 per cent of agents who responded to a survey, factors that influence students’ and parents’ study abroad decisions changed during Covid-19. INTO University Partnerships carried out a survey...
Universities Abroad Have Become More Student-Centric During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in only one change to the higher education experience: the move of lectures online. There isn’t a day that goes by without another university announcing that it will only hold...
Australia Offers Perks, Incentives For Returning International Students
After nearly two years of being closed to the rest of the world, Australia’s international borders reopened to overseas students in December. Subsequently, on February 21, 2022, the country reopened to the rest of...
