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...
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Canada to open its borders for fully vaccinated tourists from 7th of September
As of September 7, 2021, Canada will open its borders to fully vaccinated tourists. Travelers must have completed the entire vaccination course. They must also be vaccinated with a vaccine that has been approved by...
Top 15 jobs in Quebec that are in demand due to COVID-19
A government analysis published by Canada outlines the jobs lost in Quebec as a result of the outbreak. Many employments were lost as a result of Quebec’s public health initiatives to stop the virus from spreading...
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...
United States: Psychological Assessment Is An Important Component Of The Immigration Process
Immigrants are well aware that a single document can alter the trajectory of their lives. The appropriate visa or passport might imply new opportunities as well as the difference between safety and danger in some...
City in Focus- London
The touted ‘financial capital of the world’ is also one of the most vibrant and diverse cities you will set foot in. For students and professionals alike, London offers much more than just a place to study and work. The...
Study in Ireland
Ireland is a small island country, situated on the westernmost tip of Europe. Ireland is a nation renowned for its culture and traditions, well-known quality of education and science. It has a relatively small...
Ideal resume for students
As the Canadian Government is opening doors to more and more immigrants to boost their growth, there has been a lot of issues related to the ongoing struggles of skilled immigrants. Lack of experience in creating an...
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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has withdrawn a memo that did not classify computer-related work as a special H-1B activity.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...
Canadian budget for skilled workers to be known very soon
On March 1, business pioneers sent suggestions to the Canadian government, demanding attention on long-haul development and occupation creation. The Business Council of Canada’s sent an open letter to...
