On this segment, we interview Aashna Pandya, a student at the Rotterdam School of Management in Netherlands, about how student life is in the land of the Dutch ! Typically, the Netherlands is not a place you hear a lot...
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Two PNP immigration draw results announced by Saskatchewan
Two Provincial Nominee Program draw results that took place on October 7 and October 21 were announced by Saskatchewan recently. On October 7, Saskatchewan invited Express Entry Candidates and on October 21...
Express Entry candidates invited under two PNP streams in Ontario.
Ontario has issued invitations to qualified candidates under two of its provincial nominee programs, which target French-speakers and skilled-trade workers. On the 4th of November, Ontario Immigration Nominee...
“Dual intent” for overseas spousal sponsorship applicants clarified by Canada.
The concept of “dual intent” enables applicants to apply for spousal sponsorship at the same time they apply for a visitor visa. Most couples apply for a temporary visa before coming to Canada and later apply for...
Companies sponsoring H1-B visas and paving the way forward for diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
The H-1B program was introduced about 30 years ago, and since then it has evolved to be one of the largest sources of highly skilled professionals from countries around the world for US companies. At the same time, the...
The UK aims to bounce back with a new international education strategy
The UK has announced plans for a new Turing Program that will replace the EU’s comprehensive student exchange program called Erasmus. The 110-million-pound scheme is named after the renowned English mathematician...
USCIS finally revokes a memo that denied H-1B visas for computer-related careers
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has withdrawn a memo that did not classify computer-related work as a special H-1B activity. USCIS on February 3, 2021, said it was withdrawing...
Australian Higher Education is losing its glamour amongst South Asian students.
While Indian students contributed a whopping AU$6.6 billion to the Australian economy in 2019-20, the same trend has not continued into 2020. Australian higher education institutes have seen a 35% decline in new...
UK’s first Summer Green List excludes main student sectors
With summer approaching, policymakers around the world are weighing the importance of reviving their tourism and trade markets against the threat of another COVID outbreak. Several countries are making public lists of...
International Students Struggle For Accommodation As Admissions Increase In Netherlands Universities
The Netherlands has seen considerable growth in International student admissions this year, posing problems for Dutch universities due to housing shortages. Dutch universities witnessed 78,361 international student...
