Introduction In a move that has sparked concern among thousands of foreign nationals, especially Indians in the U.S., the Trump-era policy to suspend a key immigration helpdesk is making headlines again. The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) Response Center, which has acted as a critical support system for international students
Introduction In a major policy shift aimed at increasing the flexibility and inclusivity of its immigration and international education system, Canada has announced the removal of the field of study requirement for international students applying for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). This change, effective immediately, allows graduates from all fields of
Introduction The United States has long been a dream destination for skilled professionals worldwide, particularly for Indians who secure H-1B visas to work in the country. However, a growing crisis threatens the futures of thousands of Indian children who grew up in the U.S. under H-4 dependent visas. As they turn
Introduction In recent months, Canada has seen a dramatic rise in visa rejection rates, with figures soaring to 61% across various categories, including study permits, work visas, and visitor applications. This significant increase comes as the country embarks on a sweeping crackdown against immigration fraud—a move that has sparked both concern
Introduction In 2024, the number of Indian students pursuing education abroad has witnessed a significant decline of 15%. The data reveals that while some countries have been hit harder than others, Russia has seen a remarkable rise in the influx of Indian students. Among the countries affected, Canada appears to have
Introduction Mark Carney, the newly elected leader of Canada’s ruling Liberal Party and soon-to-be prime minister, is stepping into office at a pivotal time—economically, diplomatically, and socially. While his policy focus appears largely centered on economic growth, housing, and trade diversification, Carney’s relatively reserved stance on immigration has sparked debate, especially
Introduction For thousands of young Indians living in the United States, the American Dream is teetering on the edge of a harsh reality. As they approach the age of 21, many are being forced into a troubling and uncertain situation — the looming threat of “self-deportation.” These are not undocumented migrants
