LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP This time of the year everyone talks about getting better jobs. The problem is that a few months later you check in with these same people and they are as unhappy as ever. They went from bad to worst. The question is how to avoid this situation. The answer is to… Read More »
Applicants for United States immigrant visas will have to follow new procedures starting Jan. 5, 2015, the US Embassy in Manila said. Starting Jan. 5, St. Luke’s Medical Center Extension Clinic will release medical exam results directly to applicants unless instructed otherwise by the panel physician. “Immigrant visa applicants are required to bring the sealed… Read More »
Since April 2012, UK has discontinued the two-year post-study work route for international non-EU students. UK home secretary Theresa May’s plan, which would require foreign students to leave the country after they complete their courses, is likely to hit Indian students hard. Many of those planning to move overseas for higher education are now likely… Read More »
2014 marks the first year in the 24 years of the EB-5 Programthat saw the number of applications crossing the 10,000 per annum quota. With over $5 billion raised in 2014, creating and supporting more than 100,000 US Jobs, the Program is gaining popularity both in the US as a tool for bringing Foreign Direct… Read More »
Saudi Arabia has decided to limit the family visitors visa span to six months, affecting 2.8 million Indian workers living in the Kingdom. The period would start once a visitor arrives in the country and registers on the passport department’s computerised system, said Lt Col Ahmed bin Fahad Al-Luhaidan. He said the visa will not… Read More »