Drenusha Morina is a Digital Journalist at Visa Guide. She focuses on topics related to Labor Laws, Labor Markets, Tourism, and Travel Technology, often exploring the intersection of these areas to provide insightful analysis. Drenusha's work has been featured in Visa Guide and SchengenVisaInfo.
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By: Drenusha Morina
The Philippines will establish a temporary US Visa processing center for a limited number of Afghan citizens aiming to resettle in the United States, as the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila announced. Under this agreement, eligible Afghans will be able to transit to the Philippines to complete their visa procedures for Special Immigrant Visas […]
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New Zealand recently announced some visa updates concerning international students wishing to study in this country. The updates include clarity about some post-study work visa (PSWV) issues, new application requirements, and an increase in student visa fees, VisaGuide.World reports. In a recent statement, authorities noted that most level eight postgraduates’ degrees will qualify for a […]
In 2023, nearly 96 per cent of new graduates in Malta were employed, as revealed by the statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat). In addition, the employment rate of recent graduates in Malta was the highest among 22 EU countries, surpassing the EU average rate of 83.5 per cent. This implies that students in […]
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A group of lawyers and legal procurators in Malta have criticised the country's 180-day visa deadline, claiming that it is creating unnecessary difficulties for third-country nationals (TCNs) looking to work in Malta.
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Nearly 100 seasonal workers from Uzbekistan have been informed they cannot enter the United Kingdom as the government revoked the Ethero operator’s licence earlier this month. In a document seen by the Grocer, immigration authorities told applicants that their certificate of sponsorship is no longer valid. Applicants in question can now withdraw applications and receive […]
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The United Kingdom granted 432,225 sponsored study visas to main applicants between January and June 2024, as the latest Home Office statistics revealed. This represents a 13 percent decrease compared to the same period in 2023, when the number of study visas issued stood at 498,068, VisaGuide.World reports. The drop in study visas follows tightened […]
By: Drenusha Morina
The Canadian government has recently updated some of its immigration policies, including limiting the number of study permits. This has sparked disappointment among thousands of foreign students, who are protesting across Canada amid fears of deportation, VisaGuide.World reports. Through these changes, the government aims to reduce the number of permanent residency nominations by 25 percent […]
By: Drenusha Morina
Foreign school leavers awaiting the result of their family residency visa application in New Zealand will have the right to work part-time starting on October 1, 2024. The decision to increase access to work for this category of migrants was initially announced on July 2024 by the country’s Immigration Minister Erica Stanford, VisaGuide.World reports. Under […]
By: Drenusha Morina
The New Zealand government has announced several changes to its visa and immigration system over the last few months. New changes, among other things, include an increase in visa fees, the introduction of a new temporary work visa, giving work rights to migrant school leavers, and easing visa requirements for specific migrant categories, VisaGuide.World reports. […]
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New Zealand has announced some updates to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) to address shortages in specific industries. Starting on September 8, the government will temporarily abolish the AEWV minimum skill requirement for some roles in sectors such as meat and seafood processing, tourism and hospitality, and care services, VisaGuide.World reports. Which Occupations Will […]
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