Since Trump took over the White House in 2016, the popularity of the US as a hotspot for global international talents started to diminish. This decline in popularity is a result of unfair policies and strict work-visa...
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Study in New Zealand
New Zealand is a unique country with beautiful landscapes, world-renowned universities and a friendly and progressive society. It has a secure and friendly environment with a world-class reputation for cutting-edge...
British Colombia welcomes 58 PNP candidates to apply for a provincial nomination in its recent tech draw.
On 29th December, British Columbia (BC) sent a total of 58 invitations to immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residence. Invitations were sent through British Columbia’s Express...
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has withdrawn a memo that did not classify computer-related work as a special H-1B activity.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...
H-1B lotteries under scrutiny after Republican senator Tom Cotton contradicts Biden’s decision
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to hire foreign workers for special jobs that require technical expertise. The Republican’s top senator has opposed Biden’s move to use...
Why work visas are a longer haul for many Indians.
Another investigation by scientists at the Migration Policy Center of Florence’s European University Institute has, interestingly, set up and dissected a worldwide visa costs dataset, going over the authority...
Immigrant children outperform other Canadians as they reach adulthood.
Children of immigrants who arrived in Canada before the age of 15 had the highest rates of postsecondary enrolment and annual earnings. According to a Statistics Canada report that examined data from tax returns in 2018...
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...
Universities in Canada struggle with the vaccination policies
David Agnew, president of Seneca College, says “It was one of the simplest choices he’s made in his 12 years on the job.” With 97,500 students, the institution has declared that all students and employees must be...
US unemployment rate dropped to 4.8%, pace of job creation a major concern
The US economy, in September, added jobs at a far slower rate than predicted. A worrying warning for the US economy’s future, even if the total was held back somewhat by a dramatic decline in government employment...
