Thailand's Tourism Authority seeks to extend visa-free stays for long-haul tourists, with plans to increase revenue share. Learn about the proposed measures, current policies, and strategies for tourism recovery.
H-1B visa holders in the US can now renew their visas domestically through a limited pilot program. This marks a significant shift in policy, offering convenience and cost savings for thousands of workers. Learn more about eligibility and the program's future!
Learn about the groundbreaking achievements of the U.S. Consular Team in India, as they processed a record-breaking 1.4 million visas in 2023, significantly reducing wait times and enhancing efficiency.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) in the UAE has resumed issuing work permits for certain professions that were recently put on hold. This is a positive development for skilled professionals already within the country who are seeking new employment or transferring employers.
Kuwait reopens family visas for expats with revised criteria. 14 professions like doctors, engineers, and teachers are exempt from the university degree requirement. Minimum salary of 800 KD applies, with exceptions for children under 5.
France is rolling out the red carpet for Indian students! A brand new 5-year Schengen visa for graduates, coupled with an ambitious target of welcoming 30,000 Indian students by 2030, signifies a major commitment to strengthening educational ties.
The U.S. Department of State is launching a domestic H-1B visa renewal program, kicking off on January 29, 2024, allowing eligible applicants to renew their visas within the United States for the first time in nearly two decades.
Sweden is rolling out a red carpet for international talent with a streamlined work permit process. Top jobs in leadership, research, and tech will see applications whizz through in just 30 days, with dedicated support and resources for employers.
Canada's international student program is seeing significant reforms in 2024. New requirements like attestation letters and study permit caps are being implemented, along with changes to the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) program.
USCIS introduces a revamped payment process for benefit request forms, allowing applicants to pay remotely or via mail. This article explores the benefits of the new system, including time and cost savings, while also highlighting exceptions and important filing instructions.