The Biden administration has tried yet again to reclaim unused family and employment-based green cards. The Senate passed a spending bill on October 18 that prevents previously granted diversity, family-based, and...
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Uncertainty For Canadian Immigrants, Nearly 1.8 Million Immigration Application Backlogs
In the midst of the current Covid-19 pandemic, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has faced processing delays, according to the organization. However, nearly two years later, the majority of the...
British Columbia PNP Draw, BC Issues 204 Canada Immigration Invitations
British Columbia has conducted two new draws, issuing Canada immigration invitations to a total of 204 candidates through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. The March 8 draws featured a general draw, and a...
Justin Trudeau joins Indians around the world in celebrating Diwali.
The Canadian Prime Minister tuned into virtual celebrations of the annual Diwali festival, by lighting a Diya. He tweeted “Happy Diwali! I know celebrations will look different this year, but the message at the heart of...
H-1B visas and new wage-based rules
According to the new rule published by the Department of Homeland Security, on January 8th, 2021 in the federal register, the selection of candidates for H-1B visas has changed from the old lottery system to a new wage...
A US bill proposes a fee for a green card; Indians may benefit
If a new House bill is passed into law, millions of people who have been stuck in the US for years in the employment-based Green Card backlog, including a large number of Indians, can hope for lawful permanent residency...
Mumbai’s BMC Will Tie-Up Municipal Schools With International Baccalaureate And Cambridge Board, Parents Are Excited
By Yash Yadav The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is hoping to associate its schools with the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge Board. A view of the CISCE-associated municipal school in Mumbai. | Photo: Purva...
Study Abroad: Favourites Places In Edinburgh, Scotland
By Olivia Papp If you ever find yourself thinking about studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland, or even taking a trip there, I have taken it upon myself to name a couple of my favourite places in the city for you to...
How Indian Students In Tier-II Cities Can Learn More About Study Abroad?
Study Abroad dreams are not restricted to students of Tier-I cities anymore. The Tier-II city students now have more options than ever thanks to the booming edtech industry.Top study abroad markets like the United...
Canada Increases Medical Cost Threshold For Immigrants On A Permanent Basis
A temporary regulation on medical inadmissibility affecting those with physical impairments, chronic diseases, or a continuing need for social assistance has been made permanent by Canada’s federal immigration...
