Canada’s Parents and Grandparents (PGP) Program is set to accept 10,000 applications in 2025, with selections made from the 2020 pool. Find out about processing times, eligibility, and alternative options like the Super Visa.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has proposed a rule mandating social media disclosure for immigration applicants. This move aims to enhance security screening but raises concerns over privacy and data interpretation.
Australia has unveiled major changes to its migration and citizenship programs for 2025, introducing new visa categories, streamlined PR pathways, and improved student visa regulations. These updates aim to create a sustainable, skilled, and balanced migration system.
UK immigration policies in 2025 have led to a sharp decline in Health and Care Worker Visas, while Skilled Worker and Student Visas face new challenges. Discover the latest trends and what they mean for applicants.
The United States has introduced a new immigration policy requiring foreign nationals to register with DHS. Starting February 25, 2025, those who fail to comply may face legal consequences. Find out who must register, how to do it, and what it means for immigrants.
The UK has implemented a new immigration rule preventing individuals who entered the country illegally from obtaining British citizenship. Effective February 10, 2025, the policy aims to curb illegal migration via dangerous routes like the English Channel.
Starting February 24, 2025, travelers to South Korea must complete the e-Arrival Card before arrival. This new digital entry process will replace paper forms by 2026. Learn how to apply and who is exempt.
Canada’s new Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots, starting March 31, 2025, offer immediate permanent residency and flexible work options for caregivers. Find out eligibility requirements and what this means for Canada’s growing senior population.
Canada’s visa delays may worsen as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) plans to cut 25% of its workforce while reducing immigration targets for 2025-2027. The move has sparked concerns about increased processing backlogs, impacting families, businesses, and international workers.
President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship will reshape US immigration laws, affecting children born to foreign nationals after February 20. Learn how this change impacts families, the 14th Amendment, and ongoing legal disputes.
