Pravasi Daily News 27.04.2026
Pravasi Short News – 27-04-26
Online Duty-Free Pre-Booking Launched for International Travellers
Indian-Origin Restaurant Owner Shot Dead in London
US Police Investigate Death of Indian Graduate Student
Canada Arrests Suspects in Immigration Consultancy Fraud Targeting Indian Applicants Nationwide
Italy Expands Probe into Violent Attacks on Indian Workers
Australia Tightens Student Visa Screening
Multiple Online Job Networks Under Investigation in UAE
Germany Investigates Labour Violations in Logistics Firms Employing Indian Migrants
Singapore Tightens Foreign Worker Compliance Rules
South Africa Investigates Extortion Networks Targeting Indian-Owned Businesses
Ireland Reviews Work Permit Processing Delays
Spain Expands Monitoring of Agricultural Employers Hiring Indians
US Expands Audit of Tech Firms Employing Indian Contract Workers
UK Strengthens Monitoring of Student Work Violations
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