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Singapore population hits record 6.21 million, driven by rise in foreign residentsSingapore's population grew by 1.6% in June, reaching a new high of 6.21 million individuals. The increase was primarily fueled by a 3.7% r...- Japan raises the bar on residency. Cue the outrageJapan is considering tougher permanent residency rules as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government reshapes immigration policy. Proposed ...
- What should kids study in the age of AI?As AI reshapes entry-level jobs and geopolitical uncertainty clouds overseas education, Indian parents are questioning long-held beliefs ab...
- Singapore wants to pay parents over $55,000 per child to boost birth rateSingapore will provide nearly S$70,000 (US$55,153) in direct support for every citizen child up to age 17 as it tackles a record-low fertil...
- How has the US-South Korea relationship evolved under Trump?President Trump's approach has tested the U.S.-South Korea alliance over military drills. Security commitments and troop presence remain po...
- The American Dream now comes with a survival guideTighter US student visa and immigration rules are making Asian students reconsider America as their preferred study destination. Growing un...
- India's next billion dollars from abroad may depend on easier visasIndia's record remittance boom faces a new long-term challenge as tighter immigration policies in developed economies threaten the pipeline...
- A new law could create a list of immigrants illegally living in Mississippi. Advocates are alarmedMississippi's new law empowers the state's top law enforcement to create a registry of undocumented immigrants, sparking fears of targeting...
- Singapore population growth slows down, expects 25-30k foreigners as new citizens each yearSingapore's birth rate has hit a record low of 0.87 in 2025. This alarming trend requires careful immigration management to boost the popul...
- Singapore announces plans to improve lifestyle of migrant workersSingapore marked International Migrants Day by announcing enhanced healthcare, housing, and recreational schemes for migrant workers, recog...
- Singapore PRs get visa-free entry to Indonesia’s Batam, BintanIndonesia will offer visa-free entry to Singapore permanent residents for visiting Batam, Bintan, and the Karimun Islands. The new policy a...
- India likely to start testing of biometric based immigration from next yearDigi Yatra Foundation plans to pilot a facial biometric-based immigration service by June 2025 between two countries, enhancing passenger c...
- Delhi Airport sets biometric gate for faster immigration checkDelhi International Airport has introduced biometric registration kiosks for faster immigration processing, under the supervision of the Bu...
- China's wealthy population desperate to move out as President Xi Jinping pushes for 'common prosperity'China's wealthy community is looking to move out of the country as President Xi Jinping's crackdown on big tech industries, real estate and...
- Manpower-short Singapore hopes foreign talent will stay but does not guarantee fast-track residency"Granting PR (permanent residency) or citizenship to deserving global talent means that we can anchor them here to continue creating opport...
- Most Singaporeans agree immigration is good for economy, but half feel foreigners taking their jobs: SurveyIn a marathon 11-hour debate over foreign talent policy and job competition in Parliament earlier this month, the opposition Progress Singa...
- Singapore will manage inflow of foreign workers: LeeEven as the country will remain open to immigrants, Lee said Singaporeans would be the focus of policies.
- 'Singapore needs 30,000 immigrants a year for economic growth'Singapore needs to take in 30,000 immigrants a year to support its economic growth and offset the impact of the slowdown caused by the agei...
- Singapore tightens entry criterion for foreign workers including IndiansSingaporeans have expressed concern about increasing competition for jobs from foreigners, especially Asians including Indians.
- Singapore calling: Study, work, marry and get bonusesSingapore is wooing Indians like never before, take this for your first baby, you get $3,000 and the second $3,000 cash gift. Cruise Liners...
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