THE Y-AXIS BLOG

When the United Kingdom (UK) announced a points-based immigration system in early 2020, it automatically drew comparisons with other countries that also had in place points-based immigration systems. With Canada also being one of the countries that have been using points-based immigration systems effectively for years to grant visas to migrants, let’s see how the… Read More »

HSBC, a worldwide financial services provider, conducted its annual Expat Explorer Survey, its 14th – where questions were posed to over 20,000 expatriates belonging to more than 45 countries. They were asked to rank aspects like the quality of living, job opportunities, family benefits, and community aid. Canada: Canada has become the top place for… Read More »

The diaspora of India, which was stated to be the most “vibrant and dynamic,” is also the world’s largest, with 18 million people of Indian origin migrating to countries overseas in 2020, said the United Nations (UN). It added that the largest number of Indian expatriates live in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the United… Read More »

Life as we knew it will probably never be the same again. There is indeed much to be done in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. With a lessening in the rate of coronavirus infections across the world, it is indeed time to plan for the future that lies ahead. The economic impact of the… Read More »

There are many economies that are affected by the companies. Now the major economies are trying to recover from the pandemic. There is a sudden demand for the skilled workers all around the world. IN this article, we will discuss about the countries where immigrants can migrate post-COVID. Canada Canada is a country whose population… Read More »

Germany is one of the most attractive countries to migrate to if you are a skilled migrant. The Skilled Workers Immigration Act enforced in March 2020 has made it easier for skilled workers from non-EU countries to work in Germany.The predictions of the Institut für Arbeits- und Berufsforschung (IAB) show that Germany would need about… Read More »