Preeta Vyas, Author at Pravasi Samwad

Indian Firms Invest CAD 11 Billion in Canada, Supporting More Than 33,000 Jobs

Investment growth comes as New Delhi and Ottawa seek deeper trade and economic ties PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian companies have invested nearly

Germany’s Visa-Free Airport Transit Policy Begins Delivering Immediate Benefits for Indian Travellers

The policy is also being viewed as a sign of expanding engagement between India and European economies seeking closer educational,

US Employment-Based Visa Exhaustion Deepens Green Card Uncertainty for Indian Professionals

The development also reinforces growing debate about whether highly skilled Indian workers should continue prioritizing the United States when alternative

Germany Ends Airport Transit Visa Requirement for Indian Travellers

New rule allows Indian passengers to transit through German airports without obtaining a separate airport transit visa PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany has

Indian-Owned Businesses in UK Hit Record High as Investment and Trade Ties Deepen

India-UK economic partnership strengthens with sharp growth in company numbers, turnover and employment following landmark trade agreement PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-owned companies

India Backs US Action on Illegal Immigration as 30 Indian Truck Drivers Face Deportation

Operation Checkmate intensifies scrutiny of immigrant truck drivers amid safety concerns and stricter enforcement measures PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Indian government has

Britain’s Indian Worker and Student Exodus Intensifies Debate Over New Migration Controls

Indian migration patterns likely to remain central to Britain’s political and economic discussions throughout 2026 because of the diaspora’s major

Canada’s International Student Caps Continue Redirecting Indian Applicants Toward Europe

The restructuring of Canada’s international education system will continue shaping Indian student mobility patterns throughout 2026 as global competition for

Indian Students and Workers Dominate UK Exit Trend as Migration Falls Sharply

Observers believe migration will remain among Britain’s most politically sensitive issues throughout 2026 as policymakers attempt balancing labour-market needs with

Indian-Origin Student Leader’s Scotland Visa Dispute Triggers Wider UK Political Debate

Political analysts expect the controversy to intensify demands for clearer electoral participation guidelines affecting migrants and international students, particularly as