Quebec’s ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI) has stated that it will resume processing CAQ applications which were halted due to a recent suspension order. Individuals who wish to...
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Applicants for H-1B visas file a lawsuit contesting the lottery selection procedure
On 28th June 2021, a group of over 500 Indian and Chinese citizens filed a complaint against the US Department of Homeland Security, contesting the H-1B non-immigrant visa selection procedure based on a lottery. The...
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Admissions At US Universities Declined During Covid, Yet United States Remains Top Pick For Indian Students
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Reduction In English-Taught Programmes In Denmark Causing Disruption
In an attempt to manage escalating financial aid spending (SU) for EU students, the Danish government declared earlier this year that it will reduce the number of higher education programs available in English...
Ireland: Overseas Students Face Challenges Like Racism And Anxiety
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Britain’s Immigration System Is Developed After The Second World War Era, Need Modernization
An immigration expert has demanded the United Kingdom rethinks its asylum and immigration rules system designed for a “bygone age” amid soaring numbers arriving in the country. British former diplomat Alp...
