By Yash Yadav Flying globally can be an alarming prospect. There are airline guidelines, the pressure to track down reasonable tickets, baggage limitations and more. For Indian peers getting ready to head out from India...
Effective immediately, the US’s popular Optional Practical Training programme (OPT) is expanding to allow more international students – in more STEM-related fields of study – to remain in the country for three years...
Having access to funds is critical for any international student to ensure that they have a smooth sailing experience while abroad. This bolsters the need for reliable international money transfer services that provide...
Australia is synonymous with world-class education, student-friendly cities, an unbeatable lifestyle, and ample career opportunities for study abroad aspirants. As per the Department of Education, Skill and Employment...
The enrolment of global understudies in Spain produces €3.8 billion yearly, and for each euro spent on scholarly projects, they spend an extra €1.27 on cafés, food, apparel, transport, and travel, research has uncovered...
The labour market is tightening in New Brunswick – mirroring the national trend in Canada as the country recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic – with the number of full-time jobs in the province growing from October to...
The first ballot for the 2022 Youth Mobility Scheme (YMS) will open in January. There are at present a total of 1,500 places available each year to Japanese nationals for the United Kingdom’s Youth Mobility Scheme...
International students who want to undertake a postgraduate research programme in Japan for free can apply for a MEXT Scholarship in 2023. The 2023 MEXT Postgraduate (Research Student) Scholarship, also known as the...
Travel between India and Canada will be made easier now that Ottawa has abolished India-specific Covid-19 testing restrictions that were making the procedure difficult. The Canadian government’s travel advice for...
The world’s leader in digital payments, VISA, has released its latest findings that show a majority of Malaysian consumers (55%) can successfully live for more than a week without using cash. According to the Visa...