Immigration News

ICE is exploring commercial ad-tech data to aid immigration probes, raising privacy and surveillance concerns

1,912 Indian-Owned Firms, £105.77 Billion Turnover: UK Sees Record India Growth

Seasonal jobs in European vineyards, greenhouses and farms are drawing attention as higher wages and lower living costs boost savings potential

These reforms are part of France implementing the requirements of the 2021 EU Blue Card Directive.

What the latest US Green Card clarification means for Indian professionals

A joint investigation has exposed how VFS Global leverages its global visa-processing monopoly to aggressively mislead travelers into purchasing expensive, unwanted premium add-ons

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials said memo merely reaffirmed existing discretionary powers after concerns that green card applicants could be forced to leave the US during processing

Reddit user says he was emotionally drained due to the uncertainty surrounding his green card application

Good News for Foreign Workers: Malaysia Extends Lower Salary Thresholds Until 2027

New Zealand Eases Property and Investment Rules for Rich Migrants

Official says H-1B workers offering economic benefit or serving national interest may stay during green card process

Nearly 20% of ICE Custody Deaths Since January 2025 Were Suicides

The World's Best Investment Migration Programs Ranked for 2026

The EB-2 India immigrant visa category is immediately unavailable and will remain so through the remainder of fiscal year 2026, which ends September 30, 2026.

From June 14, country will require facial photographs for all foreign children applying for or renewing residence cards

Country plans social media monitoring to detect illegal work, visa overstays as scrutiny of foreign nationals rises

Country to allow philanthropy under golden visa route; investors can donate up to 20% of required funds

The details of how the new system will play out remained unclear, but requiring people to travel abroad to a US consulate could leave many stranded for weeks, months or even years

H-1B numbers reveal a big shift: Low-wage applications are being squeezed out

The USCIS memo does not change Green Card law, but immigration lawyers say it may make the final adjustment-of-status stage less predictable for applicants