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2 years ago
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Your Schengen Visa might cost you more in the coming months!
The European Commission is set to propose a hike in the basic fee for Schengen Visas in 2024, this is bound to increase the overall increase in the expenditure for applicants wanting to visit Schengen Areas in the coming months.
What is the cause behind the...
2 years ago
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Manitoba PNP draw invites 282 applicants on 8th February 2024
The Manitoba PNP's most recent draw called 282 applicants on February 8, 2024. The invitations were distributed in three groups: skilled people in Manitoba, the international education stream, and skilled workers abroad. Out of 282 candidates, 26 came f...
2 years ago
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Ontario PNP latest draw invites applicants under Employer Job Offer International Student stream on February 8th, 2024
On 8th of February 2024, Ontario PNP conducted a draw under Ontario’s Employer Job Offer International Student stream, targeting General, Health and Tech Occupations. This Ontario PN...
2 years ago
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Ontario PNP latest draw invites 2,118 applicants on February 8th, 2024
Under Ontario's Express Entry Human Capital Priority Stream, the Ontario PNP held a draw on February 8, 2024, with a focus on tech occupations. 2,118 prospective immigrants with CRS scores ranging from 471 to 480 were asked to apply for this mo...
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BC PNP conducted its latest draw on 6th February, 2024 and invited 217 applicants.
In the latest BC PNP draw, the province of British Columbia issued 217 invitations. On February 6, 2024, the fifth BC PNP draw of the year took place. To fill the British Columbia PNP labour market need, the draw was focu...
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Ontario PNP conducted its latest on February 6th, 2024 and invited 2,086 applicants with the lowest CRS score range between 379 - 430.
On the 6th of January 2024, Ontario PNP conducted a draw under Ontario’s Express Entry Human Capital Priority Stream, targeting Heal Occupations. This Ontario PNP latest dra...
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Canada has implemented a package of significant changes in immigration beginning January 1, 2026. These are new regulations that are aimed at simplifying the process of migration of international students, highly skilled professionals, and immigrants into Canada for work and study. The Canadian government, via Immigrat...
06Jan
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The latest trade agreement between the two countries is being hailed as a landmark move because it allows Indian companies in Oman to employ Indians on their staff. With the options open for Indians, this can give an international boost to the career, and can also add experience to your global career.
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05Jan
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On January 8, 2026, Finland is set to announce major changes to its permanent residence (PR) rules. Aiming to mark a substantial shift in its immigration policy, the Finnish government seeks to reinforce integration and promote economic self-sufficiency among immigrants.
What has changed
1. Residency requirement incr...
29Dec
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In an attempt to amend the Citizenship Act (2025), the Government of Canada, on December 15, 2025, introduced Bill C-3. With the introduction of Bill C-3, children born or adopted outside Canada are also eligible for its citizenship. Putting an end to the longstanding criticism and demands to modernise the law to accom...
27Dec
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In a major restructuring of the H-1B visa program, the Donald Trump government has scrapped its long-standing lottery system, based on which people were issued U.S. visas. Now, as per the new rules, the visas will be allotted based on the wage and skill of an individual. This will enable the Visa options for those who ...
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