ArticleIndian Students Drive US International Numbers As Domestic Ecosystem Trails
India remains the top source of US international students despite visa challenges, according to a latest report by Open Doors
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ArticleIndia remains the top source of US international students despite visa challenges, according to a latest report by Open Doors
NewsThe UK is introducing big immigration changes in 2025. Indians may face temporary asylum, longer paths to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), and stricter rules for overstayers and welfare access.
BlogA professional guide to selecting the right investment migration program based on your goals—covering global mobility, wealth strategy, investment options, and family planning.
NewsCanada invites 1,000 candidates in the latest Express Entry CEC draw, with a CRS cutoff of 531. Here’s what new applicants and workers in Canada should know.
NewsMassive UK tax changes are driving wealthy families — including Indian-origin billionaire Lakshmi Mittal — to consider leaving. The new rules hit global income, capital gains, inheritance, and property, raising red flags for Indian HNIs planning to relocate.
ArticleIndian tech professionals are building global careers beyond the H-1B by combining remote-first opportunities, diversified migration pathways, continuous upskilling, and a strong digital identity.
NewsThe December 2025 Visa Bulletin shows minimal progress for Indian family and employment categories, while EB-5 investor visas—especially set-aside categories—continue to move fastest.
NewsUS Congressman Chip Roy is preparing a bill to freeze all immigration to the United States until major reforms are completed, including changes to visas, citizenship rules, and ideological vetting.
NewsCanada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan focuses on granting permanent residency to temporary residents, skilled workers, and students already living in the country, with major increases under Express Entry and PNP routes.
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