Residents of New Zealand are suddenly dumping everything behind and leaving the country, which could be major bad news for the island natio...

As Trump's second term approaches, the LGBTQ community in Hollywood is becoming increasingly anxious.

Right after Donald Trump's sweeping victory in the US elections 2024 race against Kamala Harris, left-leaning millionaires are strongly con...

Following exit polls suggesting a second term for Donald Trump, online searches by Americans about emigrating to countries like Canada, New...

Ajaz Patel, born in Mumbai and moved to New Zealand, followed the path of other Indian-origin cricketers. His performance for Central Distr...

Indian students are increasingly seeking foreign education experiences as traditional destinations like Canada, Britain, and Australia impo...

Chinese professionals, including tech experts, are increasingly leaving China to escape political oppression, bleak economic prospects, and...

In 2020, over 1.30 lakh Indians acquired citizenship of OECD-member countries. More than half of these were concentrated in three countries...

At least half-a-dozen visa and immigration service providers told ET they have seen a 20% surge in queries in the past two months and the n...

A fishing boat that disappeared from Kochi about a month ago, carrying 100-odd people, is yet to be traced by agencies.

RUGBY UNION-AUSTRALIA/FIJI:Rugby-Boost for Pasifika rugby as Fiji joins Australian competition

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Growing number of Chinese wealthy opting to immigrate to invest abroad could damage employment and rural economies in their homeland.

The research study, ‘India-EU Engagement and International Migration: Challenges and Policy Imperatives’ by Basant Kumar Potnuru and Vishis...

Illegal immigration from India is growing. This is worrying UK, Australia and Canada. Shady agents are to blame, but who can stop them?

Believe it or not, nearly half of all Britons want to relocate abroad. This is according to a survey by 'YouGov' for 'The Sun' tabloid.

Indian ryots are said to be in great demand abroad, especially in Canada, to which over 100 farmers from the country are making a beeline i...