Canada has extended the deadline for rejected visa applicants to file for judicial review in Federal Court—from 30 to 75 days. This change offers more time for applicants to prepare strong cases and could significantly impact those facing high refusal rates, especially international students and skilled workers.
Schengen visa rejections spiked in 2024, with Malta leading at a 38.5% refusal rate. This article breaks down the 10 toughest countries for visa approval and reveals the nationalities most likely to be denied, based on European Commission data.
Planning a European trip in 2025? Official Schengen visa data reveals the busiest consulates, the highest approval rates, and the top rejection risks for Indian travellers.
From July 1, 2025, Germany will scrap its visa remonstration procedure, making judicial appeals the only option for rejected applicants. This major policy shift means travellers must be extra cautious with their applications.
Planning a trip to Dubai in 2025? With rising tourist visa rejection rates and stricter documentation checks, travellers need to stay alert. This guide explains what’s changed, who qualifies for a visa on arrival, and how to increase your chances of approval.
A new study has revealed the countries where getting a U.S. visa is nearly impossible in 2025. Find out which nations topped the list and why applicants face such high refusal rates.
Amid housing shortages and service strain, Canada is slowing immigration and increasing LMIA processing times. Temporary workers now face longer waits and uncertain legal status as new policies roll out ahead of the April 28 election.
Planning a trip to Europe? Discover the easiest Schengen countries to get a visa in 2025. This guide covers visa rejection rates, processing times, and smart tips to help travelers choose the best and fastest options for getting approved with ease.
The US has updated its immigration policy to include social media screening for visa applicants. Posts deemed anti-Semitic or supportive of terrorist groups may result in denial of student visas or green cards. This new rule is already in effect and applies to both new applicants and current residents.
Canada is cracking down on immigration, rejecting a record number of visitor, student, and work permit applications in 2024. The government aims to control population growth, manage resources, and prevent visa misuse. Here’s what you need to know about the new policies and their impact.
