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South Korea expands talent visa to scientists, professorsSouth Korea is rolling out a revamped Top-Tier Visa, now welcoming professors and researchers in science and technology. This move aims to ...- Australia’s new migration policy backs skilled workers and onshore applicants for permanent residencyAustralia will maintain its permanent migration intake at 1.85 lakh for 2026-27. The nation prioritizes skilled migrants and those already ...
- Finland to grant work visas within two weeks from next year: Finnish employment ministerIn an interview to PTI, Finnish employment minister Timo Harakka said that his government plans to reduce the time taken to grant work visa...
- UK think tank attacks Indian IT companies for exploiting visa 'loophole', industry disagreesMigration Watch UK says IT firms are using a gaping visa loophole to bring in thousands of Indian techies.
- UK visas set to get more expensive from this weekCos in the UK hiring workers from outside EU will have to shell out an additional GBP 1,000 annual "Immigration Skills Charge", announced i...
- Karnataka government concerned over UK visa rulesPointing out there were also concerns relating to study and tourist visa, he expressed hope that the UK government would look into the requ...
- UK visa: Nasscom calls for fresh pact on worker mobility"Indian IT companies play a key role in driving the UK's growth and prosperity by significantly enhancing productivity and global competiti...
- UK tweaks visa norms, to hit Indian techies hardThe changes come just days before British Prime Minister Theresa May lands in India on Sunday for her three-day visit.
- MAC recommendation to have adverse impact on Indian IT cosThe recommendations of Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), if accepted by the UK government, will have adverse impact on the competitivenes...
- UK proposes increasing minimum salary of IT employees entering UK to £ 41,500UK is the second-largest market for Indian IT companies and accounts for 18% of their export revenue, amounting to about $19 bn annually.
- Visa limits & data safety: Indian IT wants PM Modi to play ambassador in UKInformation technology companies are hoping that PM Modi’s visit to the UK later this week will lead to a constructive political engagement.
- UK’s migration policy worrying Indian IT services companies like TCS, Infosys, WiproMAC, a body which advises the UK government, has asked for suggestions from partners to help it formulate a response to the review of tier-...
- Treat visa of IT professionals as a trade issue: India to USSoftware exporters TCS, Infosys, Wipro and others send employees to the US to service clients. The US accounts for about 65% of their reven...
- India-US Working Group meets on info and communication techThe Working Group aims to strengthen collaboration between the governments and private sector of the two nations in the field of ICT, it ad...
- Nasscom, Ind leaders to meet Canadian delegation on visa issueEarlier this month, Canada announced certain guidelines governing its skilled worker immigration visas.
- UK opens for business again, eases some immigration rules to attract IndiansThe rules have been eased for graduates to take up skilled jobs. Those on entrepreneur visas will now be able to switch to a skilled worker...
- UK relaxes business and education immigration rulesThe UK has relaxed its immigration rules giving greater flexibility to students and businesses that employ and sponsor international migran...
- Olympics 2012: UK visa curbs on foreign workers putting off investors, report saysConcerns listed by UK Trade and Investment in the report include problems obtaining visas for prospective UK workers, particularly those fr...
- More Indian IT workers move to UK amid visa curbsAbout two-thirds of 29,700 visas granted under 'intra-company transfer' route were 3rd-party contractors & of those 2/3 were Indians.
- South Africa told to cut visa processing time, ease intra-company transfersIndian investments in South Africa is over $ 7 bn, as per govt estimates, with presence of major groups including Tatas, Ranbaxy, Taj, Godr...
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