By Yash Yadav It has been two years since the pandemic and the new Omicron variant has started fresh concerns. Nations around the world are keen to implement new travel restrictions to prevent the spread of the new...
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Canadian Job Market: 62% Rise In Job Vacancies, Opportunities For International Students
Though the world is again entering a lockdown due to rising Omicron infections, the job market of Canada is showing signs of recovery with the rising number of jobs. Job vacancies in Canada are anticipated to rise an...
More Than 5,84,000 Foreigners Overstayed Their Visas In US: Homeland Security
A total of 584,885 foreigners overstayed their US visas in the fiscal year 2020, according to a newly released report from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). DHS recently released the report but made it appear...
UK’s English Language Training Expected To Suffer Loss Worth £90M As Hungarian Program Extended Again
By Yash Yadav A recovering English language sector has to suffer from the delay of Hungary’s Foreign Language Learning Program until 2023.Providers in the UK had been trusting that the program – run by...
Australian Employers Not Willing To Recruit International Graduate Full-Time
International students are finding it difficult to work in Australia after graduation not because they’re not qualified — but due to employer confusion around visa policies. International students with a degree from an...
Canada Immigration: Alberta Renames PNP, Launches Two New Immigration Streams
Alberta has established two new Canadian immigration channels and rebranded its Provincial Nominee Program the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). The Rural Renewal Stream and the Rural Entrepreneur Stream...
Immigrate To Canada On Work Permit, Visa Applications Updated
Y-Axis has claimed that Canada would be welcoming a number of Immigrants through 2024. Timeframe for obtaining a work permit in 2022: According to Y-Axis reports, by the end of 2022, Canada aims to process at least 80...
Canada: More Than 50% South Asian Women Are Planning To Leave Their Job: Study
South Asian women have faced some of the biggest job challenges during the pandemic in Canada, and a new study looks more deeply at this group and offers insights into their experiences in the workplace. More than half...
Read Up: USA Immigration Update
‘Constantly afraid’: immigrants on life under the US government’s eye While the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) run by BI—a private contractor owned by the for-profit prison company Geo Group—for ICE is...
Study Abroad: How Much Will It Cost You To Study In Canada?
Canada has been a popular destination for international students and especially for Indian students. In 2019, according to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), prior to the COVID-19 pandemic...
