Universities have embraced technology by the horns and have introduced and utilised several apps and technologies that make the lives of students easier. There are quite a few third-party apps as well that make student...
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Five-week travel window to be initiated to allow international students to resume on-campus studies.
While London and its surrounding areas have come under a Tier 3 (Very high alert) lockdown due to the anticipated surge in cases because of the upcoming Christmas festivities, there seems to be a gleam of hope for...
Potential graduate route to open to international students in July 2021 | UK Immigration
The government has announced that a new path for UK graduates would open this summer as part of its overhaul of the UK immigration system, allowing former foreign national students to stay in the UK and gain jobs...
All you need to know about Express Entry in 2021!
So far in 2021, 68,317 applicants have been invited for express entry. This year’s rate of invites granted is significantly higher than last year’s. This might be due to the fact that IRCC has larger draws...
An increasing number of overseas students are obtaining Canadian citizenship.
International students are increasingly opting to study in Canada, and the government of Canada sees them as a viable supply of labour. Between 2000 and 2019, the number of study permit holders grew from 122,700 to...
Thousands of Indian students waiting for their study permit approvals to Canada defer to Jan’22
After their study permits were not granted in time for the next semester, international students were forced to postpone their spots to Canadian colleges and study online. Students were advised earlier this year that if...
US: Democrats Plan B To Issue Green Cards Via The Registry System Struck Down By Senate
Democrats are finding it more difficult to pass much-needed immigration reforms through a reconciliation (budget-spending) package. Last night, the US Senate, in a guidance note, shot down Plan B, which would have...
Canada: To boost the Multitude of Opportunities for Students to Study Abroad, Seneca receives $5,00,000 Grant
More than 150 Seneca students will be able to study in countries including Thailand, Ecuador, Peru, and Denmark due to the recent Global Skills Opportunity program. Seneca will be able to extend its faculty-led study...
European Union Travel Rules Likely To Change From Next Week
Current travel restrictions within the EU are set to leave on Tuesday, February 1 with the emphasis now to be placed on the traveller’s Covid-19 status. The European Union Member States are advised to remove the...
New Migrants Coming To London And Canadian Provinces Face Legal Challenges, Struggle To Get Legal Services: Study
Newcomers arriving in London, and elsewhere in Canada, need better information about legal services — and affordable options to tap into them — to adjust to life in their new land. Those are among the conclusions...
