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We Want You, But You Just Can't Stay - Brown Political Review - Vimarsana News

We Want You, But You Just Can't Stay - Brown Political Review

The United States faces challenges with its visa process for international students, hindering its ability to retain skilled graduates and benefit economically. Reform is needed in the US visa system to raise the H-1B visa cap and create pathways to residency.

After Canadian student visa, IELTS now loses importance in PR - Vimarsana News

After Canadian student visa, IELTS now loses importance in PR

Canadian govt that recently ended monopoly of IELTS for student visas has removed language testing requirement in PR applications.

Source: siasat.com
New study: Easier path to work in Canada is drawing international students away from the US - Vimarsana News

New study: Easier path to work in Canada is drawing international students away from the US

US & Canada News News: US immigration law remains less attractive than Canada’s for international students who wish to work after graduation. That has affected the choices m

Indians Immigrate To Canada In Record Numbers - Vimarsana News

Indians Immigrate To Canada In Record Numbers

The number of Indians immigrating to Canada has more than quadrupled since 2013 due to policies aimed at attracting and retaining talent.

Source: forbes.com
Why highly skilled foreign nationals, including international students, are choosing Canada over US - Vimarsana News

Why highly skilled foreign nationals, including international students, are choosing Canada over US

It should, however, be noted that in January, Canada announced a two-year intake cap for international students, which was later expanded. For the first time ever, starting in fall (September), Canada will place limits on the number of ‘temporary residents (which also includes temporary foreign workers, those admitted under humanitarian and asylum programs) that it will admit.