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Germany fast-tracks work visas for Indian engineers amid critical skill shortages

The initiative is expected to strengthen economic growth and innovation across key sectors PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany has accelerated work visa processing

Gulf recruitment agencies report continued surge in demand for Indian skilled workers

Analysts say the sustained demand highlights the long-term structural need for migrant labor in the region PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Recruitment agencies across

Indian student groups in UK demand enhanced safety measures after surge in urban crime reports

The issue has sparked broader discussions within diaspora communities about long-term safety infrastructure and support mechanisms PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian student associations

Canada introduces stricter monitoring of private colleges amid rising concerns over Indian student compliance

Authorities have assured that legitimate students and compliant institutions will continue to benefit from the system, while enforcement mechanisms are

US Federal authorities charge multiple individuals in expanding visa fraud

The investigation remains ongoing, with additional arrests and charges expected as authorities continue to uncover the full scale of the

New Zealand tightens financial requirements for student visas affecting Indian applicants

Experts note that financial thresholds are becoming an increasingly important factor in global student mobility PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Wellington — New Zealand

Indian diaspora entrepreneurs expand SME trade links in East Africa

Local chambers of commerce have welcomed the increased activity, noting its contribution to economic growth and job creation PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Nairobi

Ireland faces housing pressure as Indian professionals report rising rental costs

The situation highlights the broader impact of housing markets on migration trends and workforce mobility PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Dublin — Ireland is

US universities report delays in opt processing affecting Indian graduates

The situation has prompted discussions about the reliability of post-study work pathways in the U.S. and their impact on global

Gulf countries introduce faster dispute resolution systems for migrant workers

Analysts note that improving worker protections can enhance the region’s reputation as a destination for foreign labour PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Doha —

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