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Centre Revises Registration Rules For Foreigners Staying Beyond 180 Days
Government now requires foreigners to register before 180 days expiry for extended stays
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This One Simple Passport Mistake Can Get You In Trouble With Immigration
Souvenir passport stamps can cause border delays or refusals if they obscure official data or resemble visa marks.
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UK Plans To Overhaul Immigration Policy. How It Will Affect Indians
In its biggest immigration shake-up in nearly half a century, the United Kingdom is planning to make some legal migrants wait up to 20 years before letting them apply to settle in Britain permanently.
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"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
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UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
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UK Set to Toughen Immigration Rules: 'Fluent English' Required To Remain In Britain
The UK government plans to introduce stricter English language requirements for migrants seeking permanent residency.
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"Too Much Immigration": Canada Slashes Immigrant Intake Amid Public Worry
Canada said today that it was significantly curbing immigration targets in an effort to "pause population growth," a shift that comes as public support for immigration declines.
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Britain's New Immigration System: How Many Points Do You Need?
The British government has outlined a new immigration system to manage the flow of workers into the country and replace existing rules from Jan. 1 2021, when Britain will no longer be subject to European Union regulations.
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Donald Trump Expected To Sign Revised Travel Ban On Monday: Report
President Donald Trump is expected to sign a revised travel ban on Monday, just over a month after his original decree sowed controversy across the United States and chaos at airports, US media reported.
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Need To Fix The Immigration System Rules: Jeff Sessions
Ruling out mass scale deportation of illegal immigrants, a top Trump Cabinet nominee for the powerful position of US Attorney General has said there is a need to fix the country's broken immigration system.
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Fearing Donald Trump Crackdown, 'Dreamers' Advised To End Travel
Immigrants who were brought to the US illegally as children, but were protected from deportation by President Barrack Obama, are being warned by some advocates to make sure they are not traveling abroad when Donald Trump is sworn in as president on January 20.
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Angela Merkel Vows to Fight Intolerance After Record Anti-Islam March
A day after anti-Islam protesters marched in record numbers in Dresden, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government would do everything in its power to fight intolerance, calling discrimination based on religious faith "humanly reprehensible".
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Australia May Ease Immigration Rules As it Eyes Chinese Millionaires
Australia may ease rules on a visa scheme aimed at luring investment from wealthy Chinese to help clear a backlog of applications and in the wake of complaints that disclosure requirements are too strict, lawyers and migration agents said.
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Young Punjabi illegal immigrants in UK desperate to return home
For many Indian citizens who braved hazardous journeys across continents and wily human traffickers with hopes of a better life, their 'London dream' has turned into a veritable nightmare, and they are now reduced to living in slum-like conditions in the United Kingdom.
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New UK immigration rule to cover Indians
Indian citizens with permission to settle in the UK permanently will need to apply for a biometric residence permit (BRP) as part of changes in immigration rules intended to make it harder for non-European Union (EU) nationals to work illegally and abuse the benefit system.
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Centre Revises Registration Rules For Foreigners Staying Beyond 180 Days
Government now requires foreigners to register before 180 days expiry for extended stays
-
This One Simple Passport Mistake Can Get You In Trouble With Immigration
Souvenir passport stamps can cause border delays or refusals if they obscure official data or resemble visa marks.
-
UK Plans To Overhaul Immigration Policy. How It Will Affect Indians
In its biggest immigration shake-up in nearly half a century, the United Kingdom is planning to make some legal migrants wait up to 20 years before letting them apply to settle in Britain permanently.
-
"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
-
UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
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UK Set to Toughen Immigration Rules: 'Fluent English' Required To Remain In Britain
The UK government plans to introduce stricter English language requirements for migrants seeking permanent residency.
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"Too Much Immigration": Canada Slashes Immigrant Intake Amid Public Worry
Canada said today that it was significantly curbing immigration targets in an effort to "pause population growth," a shift that comes as public support for immigration declines.
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Britain's New Immigration System: How Many Points Do You Need?
The British government has outlined a new immigration system to manage the flow of workers into the country and replace existing rules from Jan. 1 2021, when Britain will no longer be subject to European Union regulations.
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Donald Trump Expected To Sign Revised Travel Ban On Monday: Report
President Donald Trump is expected to sign a revised travel ban on Monday, just over a month after his original decree sowed controversy across the United States and chaos at airports, US media reported.
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Need To Fix The Immigration System Rules: Jeff Sessions
Ruling out mass scale deportation of illegal immigrants, a top Trump Cabinet nominee for the powerful position of US Attorney General has said there is a need to fix the country's broken immigration system.
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Fearing Donald Trump Crackdown, 'Dreamers' Advised To End Travel
Immigrants who were brought to the US illegally as children, but were protected from deportation by President Barrack Obama, are being warned by some advocates to make sure they are not traveling abroad when Donald Trump is sworn in as president on January 20.
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Angela Merkel Vows to Fight Intolerance After Record Anti-Islam March
A day after anti-Islam protesters marched in record numbers in Dresden, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her government would do everything in its power to fight intolerance, calling discrimination based on religious faith "humanly reprehensible".
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Australia May Ease Immigration Rules As it Eyes Chinese Millionaires
Australia may ease rules on a visa scheme aimed at luring investment from wealthy Chinese to help clear a backlog of applications and in the wake of complaints that disclosure requirements are too strict, lawyers and migration agents said.
-
Young Punjabi illegal immigrants in UK desperate to return home
For many Indian citizens who braved hazardous journeys across continents and wily human traffickers with hopes of a better life, their 'London dream' has turned into a veritable nightmare, and they are now reduced to living in slum-like conditions in the United Kingdom.
-
New UK immigration rule to cover Indians
Indian citizens with permission to settle in the UK permanently will need to apply for a biometric residence permit (BRP) as part of changes in immigration rules intended to make it harder for non-European Union (EU) nationals to work illegally and abuse the benefit system.
