THE Y-AXIS BLOG

As per the recent survey, Japan is the most expensive place to send overseas employees to work. It has overtaken the U.K., which used to be on top in the previous times. The average package in Japan for immigrants ranges from $405,685, which is more than any other international business hub, as per “MyExpatriate Market… Read More »

Canada is the best country to immigrate to for building a successful career. Individuals who seek opportunities to work in Canada need to understand and assess the eligibility criteria to migrate to Canada. It mainly depends upon the Educational Credential Assessment (ECA). An applicant should know details about the job role, title, and description regarding the occupation which they wish to choose. The Government of Canada’s… Read More »

In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic many countries have introduced immigration changes which are forcing many students to reconsider their study abroad plans. But provisions that will allow international students to stay on in the country on post-study work visa can make many consider a study abroad option. In view of this the decision… Read More »

The residential status of an individual is the deciding factor for working out income tax for Indian residents working abroad. Simply put, whether or not an individual’s income is taxable in India will depend on their residential status in India for the financial year in question. There are different categories that an Indian working abroad… Read More »

Working overseas can prove to be quite the eye-opener for most of us, in more ways than one. While assimilating a different culture, learning a foreign language, and developing a taste for a new cuisine might be an integral part of the relocation and settlement process, there may be other challenges to face as well.… Read More »

For years, the U.S. has been a popular destination for Indians wishing to study abroad. However, with the Trump administration adopting increasingly restrictive policies, currently the horizon does not appear as bright as it used to be. As per the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), there has been a noticeable decline in the number of… Read More »