UAE beat Switzerland, Singapore, South Korea and China to emerge as a more favoured study destination, according to new research.
Conducted by DIAC (Dubai International Academic City) in alliance with
How UK’s decision to reduce intake of immigrants will affect its economy
With the British government looking to reduce the intake of migrants from the European Union soon after Brexit in March 2019, it is gearing up to put in place stringent regulations.
This is notwithstanding
Number of study visas issued to Indians by Canada doubles in 2017
US President Trump’s policy to restrict immigration seems to be making Indian Students look at increasingly at other countries to pursue higher education. Benefiting from this is Canada because of
Immigrants make up 20 percent of US population
A new study carried out by the Center for Immigration Studies recently showed that the population of the United States Immigrants (legal as well as illegal) reached 43.7 million in 2016.
Included in
Children should know how immigration benefited Britain, says UK’s human rights body
EHRC (Equality and Human Rights Commission), a national equality body of the UK, said that the need of the hour was to teach children in Britain the country’s rich immigration history if Theresa
Legalising Dreamers status helps US economy, says study
After the Trump administration in September had decided to repeal the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) initiated by the former President to halt the deportation of almost 800,000 Dreamers,
Toronto, Ottawa vie to become world’s next Silicon Valley
With Trump administration restricting the number of IT Professionals wanting to obtain Green Cards in the US, the number of people looking to work in Canada has surged.
Indeed, an online job search
Children of H-1B visa holders from India may have to leave US
Children of skilled workers from India, who are holders of H-1B Visas, referred to as ‘H4 Dreamers’, may also be asked to leave the United States. They were named so because they accompanied their
Easing rules for migrant workers improve their welfare, says World Bank
Simplifying rules for Migrant Workers can improve their welfare and increase regional economic integration, according to new World Bank report. In a report, entitled ‘Migrating to Opportunity’,
Canada needs to allow more immigrants to grow its economy, population, says study
New data released by Statistics Canada shows that Canada's dependence on immigration for its economic development and population growth has reached a record high.
National Bank of Canada’s examination