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More flights to Vietnam on the cards after new aviation dealIndian travellers gain more flight options to Vietnam this holiday season. The bilateral air capacity limit has now more than doubled to ov...- Vietnam to fine employers for foreign worker reporting violations from September 10Vietnam will implement new fines for employers regarding labour violations starting September 10, 2026. These penalties will cover mandator...
- Kuwait restricts domestic worker recruitment to 10 countries, bans 27 othersKuwait has restricted domestic worker recruitment to 10 approved countries, prohibiting hiring from 27 others under new Interior Ministry r...
- Vietnam rolls out digital arrival card for foreign arrivals in Ho Chi Minh CityVietnam has implemented mandatory digital immigration declarations for certain international travelers arriving at Tan Son Nhat Internation...
- India eyes Southeast Asia flight deals as Gulf conflict narrows travel zonesIndia will begin talks with Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia to increase flight capacity. This move comes as the West Asia conflict limits e...
- India a part of UK’s 40 billion-pound 'International Education Strategy'Britain aims to boost its education exports to 40 billion pounds annually by 2030. India is a key focus country in this new strategy. The p...
- US colleges see fewer foreign applicants as India fuels declineInternational student applications to US colleges have declined by 9% as of November 1st, with significant drops from India and Africa. Thi...
- Trump’s 50% tariff: Could this be India’s next 1991 liberalisation moment? Anand Mahindra suggests 2 bold moves to turn it into opportunityAnand Mahindra suggests India take strong steps after the US increased tariffs. He proposes radically improving ease of doing business with...
- Summer travel: Soaring heat & affluence push Indians to book pricier, visa-free vacations abroadAs temperatures rise, Indians are increasingly booking summer vacations, both domestically and internationally, despite rising costs. Trave...
- Southeast Asia woos Indian travellers with more flights, easier visa normsSoutheast Asian countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam are enhancing their efforts to attract Indian tourists by increasing flight...
- Bitten by travel bug, Indians loosen their purse stringsOutbound travel from India is experiencing a surge, fueled by increased air connectivity, greater purchasing power, and a shift in traveler...
- Travel companies roll up sleeves as Indians take a fancy to VietnamVietnam is emerging as a popular travel destination for Indians. Travel companies are witnessing a significant surge in bookings to Vietnam...
- Trump or Harris: Who’s better for H-1B visa holders?An H-1B visa allows US employers to temporarily hire foreign workers for specialty occupations. With US elections underway, all eyes are on...
- Akasa Air eyes flights to Asia’s tourist hotspots like Thailand & MalaysiaAkasa Air is expanding its international network across Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent to cater to the growing demand for overs...
- Indonesia scraps quarantine for overseas arrivalsThe decision, effective immediately, follows the successful implementation of a quarantine waiver this month for visitors vaccinated agains...
- 800 foreign activists fanned out on 21st; 132 headed to UPMore than 800 foreign activists of the Tablighi Jamaat had fanned out across a dozen states from Delhi starting March 21, with the highest ...
- Reform or eliminate EB-5 investors visas: Trump admin tells CongressThe move comes from the Trump administration amidst increasing reports of misuse or fraud from foreign nationals.
- More than three-fourths of Green card waiting list comprise of Indians: USCISOut of 395,025 foreign nationals waiting for green card, 306,601 were Indians, according to the latest figures released by US Citizenship a...
- Budget 2014: Good start for addressing structural issues, says Tony Fernandes, AirAsia'The administration's tone was encouraging, particularly on the investment climate, tax regime and fiscal prudence,' says Tony Fernandes, C...
- China plays down row over disputed map in new e-passportChina today sought to allay the concerns of India and some South East Asian countries over disputed maps in its new e-passport.
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