When selecting a suitable college for higher education, most students are perplexed. While domestic colleges have their reputations, the benefits of studying abroad definitely put students in a quandary. Aside from the...
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Canada rules the statistics as 184,000 new immigrants are recorded in 2020
Even though immigration levels around the globe have been lower compared to previous years, this hasn’t stopped countries like Canada from inviting immigrants. While it has become seemingly harder for immigration...
International Students Urge Canadian Government To Waive Limits On Work Hours As Inflation Rises
As the country’s inflation reaches a 30-year high, the Canadian Federation of Students is urging the government to lift the 20-hour work restriction for overseas students. Rising expenditures, such as rent, bills...
USA Institutions see an increase in applications in 2021.
US organizations with “previous worldwide brand acknowledgment” may have seen an uptick in applications in the 2020/21 cycle, however, lesser-known US foundations need to plan for a more serious global...
In a major setback for green card aspirants, the immigration reforms fail to find place in the reconciliation bill in the US parliament
US Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough has declared that immigration improvements advocated by the Democrats cannot be included in the reconciliation package, which is a blow to Indians stuck in a decades-long...
Part-time job opportunities for international students in the US
The majority of international students study in the United States on an F-1 (non-immigrant) student visa. Students with an F-1 visa are only permitted to work on the campus of the university where they are enrolled in...
Saskatchewan Announces “Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program” For Hard-To-Fill Skills
The Saskatchewan government introduced the Hard-To-Fill Skills Pilot initiative on 25 November to meet acute labour supply and recruitment issues in the province. The new program will operate as a pilot under the...
Nova Scotia To Launch Permanent Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program From 2022
The immigration pilot program, which has enabled approximately 4,500 individuals to work and reside in Nova Scotia since its inception, will become permanent at the beginning of the new year. Federal Immigration...
Australian Borders To Remain Open For International Students Despite Reporting First Death Due To Omicron Variant
Despite the country’s first Omicron death and a quick surge in Covid-19 cases, Australia’s foreign borders will continue to remain open with no new restrictions for international students. Administrators...
Japan’s Self-Destructive Immigration Policy
By Markus Bell, The Diplomat Criminalizing asylum seekers and stigmatizing immigration is only worsening Japan’s demographic crisis. In 2017, there were 19,000 applicants for asylum. Only 20 were granted refugee status...
