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'English Requirement And Minimum Skills': New Zealand Tightens Visa Rules Amid Near-Record Migration - Vimarsana News

'English Requirement And Minimum Skills': New Zealand Tightens Visa Rules Amid Near-Record Migration

New Zealand tightens employment visa program after record migration, implementing English language requirements and skill thresholds to prioritize locals

Source: news18.com
Canada considering immigration reforms - Vimarsana News

Canada considering immigration reforms

The Canadian Government is looking at reforming its temporary residency programmes which include international students and workers on visas in the country. | World News

Australia to Tighten Visa Rules for Intl Students; Tougher English Tests and More to Fix 'Broken System' - Vimarsana News

Australia to Tighten Visa Rules for Intl Students; Tougher English Tests and More to Fix 'Broken System'

Discover Australia's revamped visa rules affecting students and workers. Tightened policies reshape migration dynamics, aiming for a sustainable future

Source: news18.com
Permits: Take permits for serving liquor at functions, urges excise department | India News - Vimarsana News

Permits: Take permits for serving liquor at functions, urges excise department | India News

India News: Australia plans to reduce its annual migrant intake by 50% within two years by imposing tougher tests on overseas students and turning away workers wi

Australia: Australia plans to halve migrant intake, impose tougher tests on overseas students | India News - Vimarsana News

Australia: Australia plans to halve migrant intake, impose tougher tests on overseas students | India News

India News: Australia plans to reduce its annual migrant intake by 50% within two years by imposing tougher tests on overseas students and turning away workers wi