The U.S. immigration agency is enforcing a new set of rules that can make life harder for Americans and their non-citizen spouses living overseas. The new process of obtaining an immigrant visa increased from three months to a minimum of five. Sometimes it may take as long as three years, The New York Times reported [...] Read more »
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Y-Axis UK Blog
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- 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
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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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