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Visas, Immigration & Nationality

Canada Offers Immediate Permanent Residency for Caregivers

Canada is taking significant steps to simplify the process for caregivers to come to the country and secure permanent residency upon arrival. The federal government introduced two new pilot programs on June 03, 2024, designed to grant eligible caregivers permanent residency upon their arrival.  According to the government, eligible caregivers will be able to work…
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UK Conservatives Propose Annual Cap on Foreign Worker Visas

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a plan to implement an annual cap on immigration visas, aiming to reduce the number of foreign workers and their dependents entering the United Kingdom. Sunak revealed the proposal as part of a strategy to appeal to core voters who are concerned about the surge in net migration,…
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UK Government Keeps Graduate Visas But With Conditions

The government has decided to keep the graduate route visa for now, but it remains “under review” as part of efforts to prevent misuse by international students. There were worries that the government might tighten or even abolish this visa to reduce net migration. However, on May 23, the Home Office and Department for Education…
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Venice Implements Stricter Regulations on Large Tourist Groups

Venice, renowned for its stunning canals and rich history, has introduced new laws aimed at curbing the influx of large tourist groups.  These regulations, which took effect last weekend, are part of the city’s ongoing efforts to manage the overwhelming number of visitors that threaten its delicate ecosystem and cultural heritage. Earlier this year, Venetian…
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Iceland Travel 2024: Is It Safe To Visit Iceland

A volcano in Iceland has erupted for the fifth time in six months. Lava can be seen spilling from the Sundhnúkur crater row and it began in the early afternoon on 29 May. It is the most violent release in the volcano’s three years of recent activity, with hot lava projected 50 metres into the…
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