The initiative covers six communities outside the Greater Toronto Area and offers eligible workers a potential pathway to permanent residence; there is no separate application process
F1, F2B and F3 family categories advance by a year, while Indian employment-based applicants see limited progress in November
The Department of Labour proposal seeks to revise the labour market test and other aspects of the PERM programme which were last modified in 2004
The revised rules will give greater weight to community safety and domestic violence concerns, while reducing the importance of family, employment and community ties in Australia
The US will accept employment-based green-card applications using the Dates for Filing chart in November, but Indian applicants continue to face long waits for permanent residency.
As Indian IT workers in the US face sudden upheaval ahead of mid-term elections, new jobs may be opening up in India
Minimum investment for qualifying projects could rise from $800,000 to $937,500 from January 1, 2027, under a US inflation-linked revision
The State Department cites criminal activity, fraud and immigration violations as major reasons for cancellations, as stricter screening continues
The pact covers IT, engineering, healthcare and education professionals, with eligible workers allowed to stay for up to three years
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The 2026-27 Youth Ecopreneur Programme offers training, mentorship and global exposure to entrepreneurs under 35 working on green businesses and land restoration; applications close on November 22
A court has set a revised timeline for the delayed DV-2027 lottery; applicants born in India are generally ineligible for the programme
New rule applies to covered renewal applications filed on or after October 30, 2025, and could leave workers unable to work if their permits expire before USCIS approves renewals
Failure to update USCIS records can mean missed immigration notices, delayed applications and problems receiving important documents.
Imran Khan, who is a US citizen, has been asked to leave India after attending a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. Here is what the law says about foreign nationals
The UK has lowered its visa refusal threshold for universities to 5 per cent, raising concerns over admissions and recruitment of overseas students.
This tightening of the previous 10 per cent threshold is aimed at what the UK government believes is the abuse of the student visa route by certain nationalities, led by Pakistanis and Nigerians
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Two agreements provide for multiple-entry visas of up to five years, renewable student permits and temporary work opportunities for eligible young professionals.
Some document filings retain a deadline extension, but online applications and age-based cut-offs get no extra time