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H1B Visa Program Updates: 2025 Rule Changes Explained
The DHS finalized modernization changes to the H1B visa program, effective January 17, 2025. Key updates include stricter specialty occupation definitions, extended cap-gap protections for F-1 students, H1B eligibility for…
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Increasing Violence Against Indian Students Abroad Raises Concerns: EAM Jaishankar
Government concern rises as violent attacks on Indian students abroad increase, according to EAM Jaishankar, with no evidence of interconnected…
Quebec Immigration Debate: Employers Concerned About Job Market Impact
Quebec employers fear political Quebec Immigration Debate could harm jobs as Legault threatens Referendum, neglecting Quebec Labour Market reality.
Cancun International Airport Introduces Electronic Visa for Brazilian Tourists
Cancun International Airport introduces electronic visa system for Brazilian tourists, streamlining Mexican visa process for easier access starting May announced…
Saudi Arabia Announces Umrah Visa Expiry Date for Pilgrims
Saudi Arabia's Hajj Ministry announces Umrah visa expiry date for foreign pilgrims as the country readies to receive Hajj pilgrims…
Expat Couple Faces Deportation Due to Costly New Zealand Visa Error
An immigration error costing $3,600 forces out a couple from New Zealand as their Residence Visa application was never submitted.
How Immigrants Contribute to Population Growth and Economy in Columbus
Columbus' economy thrives from Immigrant Population Growth. Kikandi Lukambo, a Congolese Tailor, exemplifies resilience and success through reinvention.
Indian Consulate Demands Justice After Student Chirag Antil Shot in Vancouver
Indian Consulate in Vancouver seeks information after Indian citizen Chirag Antil's fatal shooting in South Vancouver on Friday night.
New Zealand Immigration Decline Continues for Third Month
New Zealand's immigration experiences slowdown for the third consecutive month in February, easing population pressures concerning policymakers.