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Chennai man ‘self-deports’ from Canada to India citing emotional reasons in viral video, internet dividedA Chennai man's decision to 'self-deport' from Canada back to India, citing emotional distress and the emptiness of wealth without companio...- Can you fulfil your study abroad dream without going broke? Here are 7 ways to minimise costsStudying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...
- Indian woman leaves Canada despite valid work visa, what led to her decisionJyoti Adnani has returned to India after three years in Canada due to health challenges and the high cost of living. Facing difficulties ac...
- Thinking of leaving the US? These tips make moving to Canada or Mexico easy and stress freeMany Americans are considering relocation abroad for an improved quality of life, stating several factors such as affordability, safety, pe...
- No family savings or back-up. From Rs 5,000 a month family income to financial freedom, Indian expat in Canada shares his success storyA young Indian expat transformed his life from poverty in India to financial independence in Canada. He overcame academic challenges and fi...
- Ex-Google employee struggles to find job in Canada: 'Indian experience being overlooked'An Indian professional who previously worked at Google India is struggling to survive on his current salary of $17,500 as a Process Invento...
- Expats paying $33,000 school fees fuel rise of Dubai billionaireGEMS World Academy in Dubai offers premium education with facilities like iPads for kindergarteners and a planetarium. With fees up to $33,...
- Manufacturing push is drawing expat CXOs homeIndian expats, mainly from the US, the UK, and Canada, have made enquiries about opportunities in India, including at the CXO level, lookin...
- Foreign lands turn hunting ground for CXO search companiesGlobal CEO and CXO searches by Indian companies and MNCs focus on specialist roles in high-tech sectors like automotive and pharmaceuticals...
- Making our country an attractive home for the wealthy will fast-track Viksit BharatAs Indians, we gravitate to regions that are Indian-friendly and already sustain a diaspora and emigre population. Similarly, it will be im...
- Plan your education in these immigration-friendly countriesStudents opting to study abroad from India often look for employment and a permanent residency (PR) in the country leading to citizenship. ...
- UAE beats US to take top spot for Indian students; Canada in second placeThe reason for UAE's top spot, as she explained, is that many of the students in the UAE or Saudi Arabia are those who have joined a campus...
- 51% jump in desis getting Canadian ‘green card’According to recently released statistics, in 2018 Canada admitted more than 92,000 new permanent entry residents through its express entry...
- Indian universities try to woo foreign academicians, what's pushing them awayInstitutions here want more foreign academicians. But pay and visa issues are emerging as tough hurdles.
- These are the best countries to live and work in — and to boost your salarySweden, one of the world’s most gender-equal countries, got top billing for family.
- Why Toronto is a paradise for foodiesOften mistaken to be Canada’s capital (that’s Ottawa), Toronto has magically transformed from a sleepy backwater in the 1960s to Canada’s c...
- India in top 10 places for expats in terms of family aspectsAfter Singapore, New Zealand was ranked as the second best place for expats followed by Sweden and Bahrain in the third and fourth place re...
- India home to 2nd largest proportion of highly paid expats: HSBC surveyIndia is home to the second largest proportion of high-earning expatriates in the world after China and ahead of countries like Switzerland...
- Take a look at best retail projects of '06The ICSC 2006 awards honoured outstanding retail projects around the world. Among them was an Indian one.
- India's key destination for international job seekersWhen Yossi Yehiel, V-P, operations, Tejas Networks, told his family that he was going to work in India, there was a big hue and cry.
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