Canada has announced new policies to combat foreign student fraud
Marc Miller, Canada’s immigration minister, has proposed new restrictions to safeguard overseas students from fraud. Post-secondary designated learning institutions will be required to verify each applicant’s letter of acceptance with the immigration department before issuing a study visa beginning December 1, 2023. Canada also intends to set up a system that rewards colleges that have […]
The US will make updated H-1B visas required for employees relocating from one employment site to another.
This condition does not apply if the job location change occurs within the same region of anticipated employment. These adjustments are intended to assure compliance with the H-1B visa program, notably in terms of visa holders’ job locations. The United States will formalize the necessity of an updated petition in the event of a change […]
Huge Changes in Canada Super Visa: Parent’s Residence is now easier for Canada Super Visa.
What’s the difference between the parent-grandparent super visa and a 10-year multiple-entry visitor visa? With a super visa, eligible parents and grandparents can visit family in Canada for five years at a time. A visitor visa only allows for a stay of up to 6 months at a time. If you wish to stay longer, […]
H-1B visa stamping: A ‘Visa stamping’ project that has yet to materialize Thousands of Indians are despondent.
Thousands of Indian professionals working in the United States are upset since the pilot program to allow the stamping procedure locally (in the United States) for the renewal of H and L category employees’ visas has not yet materialized. Thousands of Indian professionals working in the United States are disappointed since the pilot program allowing […]
“Due to diplomatic squabbles, India’s visa processing would be slowed”.- Statement from Canada Immigration Cell
Due to the current diplomatic dispute, Canadian visa applicants from India may now expect processing delays, according to the IRCC. Citizenship, Immigration, and Refugees In reaction to India’s decision to unilaterally strip immunity for the bulk of Canadian diplomats, Canada is reducing its workforce in India from 27 to merely 5. As of October 20, […]
Major relief for Canadian work permit applicants as the IRCC agrees to automate processing.
The decision comes as Canada faces significant backlogs in processing PGWP and work permit renewals. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) plans to automate the processing of post-graduation work permits (PGWPs) and work permit extensions, which will be a huge relief for applicants. The decision comes as Canada faces significant backlogs in processing PGWP and […]
Despite a diplomatic conflict over Khalistani extremism, Canada continues to issue visas to Indians.
There will be 118,095 Indians with permanent residency in Canada by 2022. 59,503 Indians became Canadian citizens after becoming permanent residents. India’s visa processing center in Canada halted operations on September 21 for operational reasons. This covers Toronto, Ottawa, and Vancouver centers. Indian nationals seeking to enter Canada continue to be granted visas by Canadian […]
A mass petition has been established in opposition to the prohibition on converting a UK student visa to a work visa.
The United Kingdom is tightening down on the abuse of student visas provided to foreign nationals on its territory. A major petition has already been established against the new rule, which went into effect on July 17, and dashed the aspirations of a huge number of international students, especially those from India, who planned to […]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining a Singapore Work Permit
A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining a Singapore Work Permit
Between 1992 and 2025, a member of the United states Presidential Advisory Panel advised recapturing abandoned green cards for family and employment categories.
According to Advisory Commission member Ajay Bhutoria, idle green cards represent wasted chances for the country and lead to rising backlogs, which disproportionately affect Indian-American, Filipino-American, and Chinese-American families. A member of the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders has recommended that all unused green cards for family and employment […]