Starting April 2025, U.S. visa applicants, including students, skilled workers, and tourists face enhanced digital scrutiny. The government now reviews public social media posts for extremist content or affiliations. Learn who’s affected and how to protect your visa status under the new immigration rules.
The UAE has simplified its work permit process for hiring foreign workers. Discover the step-by-step guide for employers, required documents, skill-level distinctions, and key conditions.
The EU has issued new visa guidelines for non-EU students starting in 2025–2026. Understand the differences between short-stay and long-stay visas, required documents, timelines, and how to avoid delays with official resources.
If you're applying for a passport in 2025, don't miss these important updates from the Ministry of External Affairs. From barcode-based addresses to mandatory birth certificates and simplified name change rules, here's everything you need to know.
Starting July 1, 2025, Cuba will eliminate tourist cards and require all international travelers to obtain an e-Visa before entry. This digital overhaul aims to simplify the process and enhance border control. Here's everything you need to know, including entry rules, affected countries, and how to apply.
The UK Home Office has introduced a new rule for eVisa holders taking the Life in the UK Test: a share code is now mandatory for identity verification. This update could affect your citizenship or Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) application if you don’t follow the steps correctly.
The UK has updated its list of approved Secure English Language Tests (SELT) for visa and citizenship applications starting January 2025. Find out which tests are accepted, who needs to take them, and how to book.
The European Union plans to revise its visa suspension mechanism in 2025, potentially ending visa-free travel for 61 countries. This move targets irregular migration, hybrid threats, and citizenship-by-investment schemes.
A new biometric registration rule by USCIS has caused confusion among foreign nationals in the U.S. This guide breaks down who needs to act and who doesn't.
The Embassy of Poland in India has issued a clear warning: avoid using visa agents or intermediaries. All visa applications whether for work, study, or tourism, must be submitted via official platforms.
