The U.S. Travel Association claimed significant victories for the U.S. visa system and traveler facilitation reforms in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2012, approved late last week. The legislation reflects 2011 advocacy efforts by the U.S. Travel Association to improve the U.S. economy, remove barriers to travel and improve the travel process. “This legislation is [...] Read more »
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Y-Axis UK Blog
- Britain launches ‘super priority’ same-day visa service for Indians
- U.K.’s Landlords Face Fines for Undocumented Immigrants
- UK government to focus on tightening immigration controls, economy
- Queen opens UK parliament, promises tougher immigration law
- Abroad Campuses on High Alert for Indian Students
- UK government announces immigration reform bill
- ‘‘Stop being a pain in the neck to Indian students”
- UK hires PIs to track down $50mn in non-resident grad debts
- EU graduates ‘cannot evade’ loan repayments
- For jobless Britons, a ‘curry king’ option
Expat News
- Australia: Federal Budget Will Increase Visa Application Fees, Make Other Immigration Changes
- Colombia: Government to Restructure Visa Regime
- China: Government Issues Draft Rules to Implement New Immigration Law, Solicits Public Feedback
- Canada: CIC to Limit Immigration Benefits for Children, Lift Hold on Parent and Grandparent Cases
- USA: Senate Judiciary Committee to Debate Nonimmigrant Provisions of Reform Bill
- Panama: Highly-Skilled Worker Permit Is Among Three New Work Permit Categories
- USA: June 2013 Visa Bulletin: EB-3 Continues to Advance Significantly
- Turkey: New Law Will Streamline Work Authorization Process, Toughen Penalties for Noncompliance
- United Kingdom: New Immigration Bill Proposes Tougher Penalties for Noncompliant Employers and Unauthorized Workers
- India: Foreign Registration Appointments Significantly Delayed in All Locations
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