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A new survey has found that 60% of international graduates secure jobs in Britain through UK work visa schemes. Full report, here.

A UK immigration scheme, which fits asylum seekers with electronic tagging devices, has been widely condemned. Full report, here.

Leading UK business groups are urging the government to create new UK visas amid rising vacancy numbers. Full report, here.

More than 157 candidates in British Columbia’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) have received invitations to apply in BC’s weekly invitation draw. The draw took place on June 14, 2022. BC is the only province in Canada that issues invitations on a weekly basis. General draw results Candidates for BC’s PNP’s are typically invited through general

Overseas travellers have blasted a UK visa system that charges them more than £500 to apply and a further £2.74 to send a follow-up email. Full story, here.

Prince Charles has been told to ‘stay out of politics’ by Downing Street after criticising the government’s Rwanda-UK immigration plan. Full report, here.

GEORGE TOWN: While businesses show improvements and various industries are hiring new workers, the electrical and electronics (E&E) sector here is facing a tight supply of engineers.

PUTRAJAYA: A "movable" ceiling price for certain food items and an improved hiring mechanism for expatriates and foreign workers are among measures the government has drawn up to improve food security and tackle the issue of skilled workers in the electrical and electronics sector.

GEORGE TOWN: A shortage of skilled workers in the hospitality sector is hitting the tourism sector at a time when it is seeing an upswing in business, and is threatening to get worse by the year end.

In the aftermath of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, Britons have declared UK immigration to be a ‘positive’ thing. Full report, here.