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India and China drive massive influx of international students to New Zealand.

Australia has introduced a new Skills in Demand visa, replacing the Temporary Skills Shortage visa.

Australia’s structured visa process is often viewed as more predictable than the uncertain U.S. visa processes.

New Zealand has expanded its Post Study Work visa eligibility rules, allowing more flexibility to international students.

Australia will replace Temporary Skill Shortage Visa with New Skills in Demand program this week.

Canada has issued invitations to applicants with French language proficiency for permanent residence applications.

USCIS will send H-1B visa non-selection notices to registrants via their online accounts in the coming days.

Canada announced results of Express Entry Draw for foreigners seeking permanent residency under the Provincial Nominee Program.

Starting in September, Germany increased the amount that must be provided as proof of income to get a student visa.

A shift in H-1B visa policies to prioritize highly skilled, well-paid professionals over a random lottery is expected by Trump…

Starting January 2025, non-Europeans can now apply for Electronic Travel Authorisation in advance for travel to the UK.

Here’s how to register and apply for Australia’s new early-professionals work visa scheme for Indian graduates.

Foreign workers must complete two eligibility stages to be eligible for the Singapore Employment Pass.

The H-2B program permits US employers to employ foreigners for temporary jobs positions, provided they meet specific regulatory requirements.

The Ministry of External Affairs informed the Rajya Sabha that Indian students are now studying in 240 nations worldwide.

Canada has introduced a new policy allowing international students to work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during their…