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UK's performance is outstanding in the university rankings October 06, 2015

UK is an outstanding performer in the university rankings

UK’s 34 universities are in the list of the world’s top most 200 institutions, ranked by Times Higher Education.Oxford has climbed to the second place, while two other institutes who have made in the top 10 list are Cambridge and Imperial College London, with 4th and 8th place respectively.California Institute of...

Cutting Tier 2 visas will not bring any solution to immigration crisis October 06, 2015

Despite calls for reducing the Tier 2 skilled migrant visa numbers from the government, the businesses in the UK is still viewing this scheme for accessing the pool of the international skilled labour and maintaining its competitiveness. As per the report which was submitted to the Committee of Migration Advisory (MAC)...

Britain plans to make tougher English tests for overseas students October 05, 2015

Britain is planning to prepare tougher English tests for international students

Britain is considering making new English tests tougher for overseas students. This move was set to put a negative impact on the foreign students whose numbers are already dwindling, including those who apply from India for studying in the country.The move may cause clashes within the government, as some of the ministe...

US Republican would propose new working E-3 visas for the Irish October 01, 2015

Ireland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan had said that the Republican Congressman is intending to introduce a Bill and if it is passed it would allow thousands of people from the Ireland to apply for the “E3” visas for living and working in the US.Mr. Flanagan is on a visit to Washington, has welco...

Tougher visas might cut the foreign student numbers October 01, 2015

Tougher visas will cut the foreign student numbers

University groups are giving warnings that the tougher visa rules which are under consideration by Home Office, will cut the number of foreign students by 15%.The proposals might also include the tougher requirement for English language for the students.UK Council for International Student Affairs head, Dominic Scott t...

Germany is obstructed by its cultural habit despite of flushed jobs and the potential workers September 30, 2015

Germany is in desperate need of workers, but an uncertain block is preventing the companies from hiring new foreign workers from Middle East countries and from anywhere else in the EU.Previous year, Germany stood at second place as destination which was most popular among people who want to permanently migrate to Germa...

Garda's measures aims to tackle long visa queues September 29, 2015

Garda National Immigration Bureau's measures aims at tackling long visa queues

According to the statement from the Department of Justice, several measures are being taken this week to tackle the long queues which are outside the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) on Burgh Quay.This announcement came after foreign nationals who were hundreds in numbers last week queued all through the ni...

Hundreds queued up all through the night on street of Dublin for Ireland visas September 26, 2015

Around 500 foreign citizens gathered and queued up outside the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) on the Burgh Quay in Dublin on early Friday morning for visas related to work, re-entry and study.The early morning queue for the visa which normally starts around from Burgh Quay onto the Corn Exchange Place was tot...

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