Singapore is looking to attract higher-calibre foreign employees through a new points-based visa system, as part of the government’s larger effort to promote local employment while promoting itself as a global...
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Up to 52,000 people eligible for new 18-month Canadian work permit
According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), new guidelines have been laid forth to provide relief to struggling immigrants. IRCC has announced that it would start considering applications for the...
VACs for Canada resume operation
Students holding a Biometric Instruction Letter (BIL) will be able to request a biometric appointment through the VAC webform as of midnight, June 17, 2021. Please fill out the webform to request an appointment:...
Study Abroad: Ten Important Questions To Ask During International Admissions Interview
By Yash Yadav At international universities, there are several stages to the admissions process. You must be cautious at every step, from passing an English language test to drafting the application, its...
Students’ shut out made Australian universities more concerned about the economic downturn
With a recent announcement made by the federal education minister and Victorian premier about the impossibility of international students returning this year, many universities and colleges fear losing almost 1/4th of...
Due To Omicron Spread US Universities Delay In-Person Classes For Spring Semester
US Universities are delaying the offline classrooms for the upcoming spring semester of 2022. Students are accustomed to the new norm of attending physical classes but now it appears that the transition to online...
Seven Destinations Offering Digital Nomad Visas In 2022
One of the work models that are becoming increasingly popular as the Covid crisis continues, digital nomadism has been identified by several countries worldwide as an opportunity to attract foreign investment and boost...
Importance Of Passport: Why It’s Necessary To Travel Abroad?
Do you need a passport to travel? The answer is yes. A passport is the only acceptable document that will allow you to enter any country in the world. When travelling, it’s important to have all of your documentation go...
British Columbia issues 360 ITAs in its recent PNP draw
British Columbia (BC) immigration has issued 360 new invitations to apply (ITAs) in their recent BC PNP draw that was held on November 25. Invitations were issued by British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)...
‘Excited By The Accessibility Of Books, The Freedom To Question…’: Archbishop Desmond Tutu On His Years At King’s College London
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, South Africa’s voice of conscience, has died at the age of 90 on December 26. A vociferous apartheid dissenter, Tutu was never one to hide his disdain towards injustices at home or abroad...
