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Most educated newcomers in US are Indian immigrants

The top fields for immigrant college graduates include management (16%), computer and mathematical occupations (13%), healthcare practitioners and technicians (11%),

Declining interest among Indian students in Canadian higher education

Trends and implications for 2024: As the global education landscape evolves, Canada may need to adapt its policies to remain

Canada to tighten international student permits and foreign worker rules amid population surge

The government aims to reduce the share of temporary residents from 6.8% to 5% by 2028 PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Canadian government,

UK Indian restaurant manager banned for 5 years for employing illegal workers

Matthew Fo Foster, the Home Office’s Immigration Compliance Enforcement lead for the West Midlands, hailed the investigation as a success

Ghost colleges shut down in Australia leave Indian students in the lurch

Australia cracks down on fake colleges, leaving Indian Students in crisis PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Hundreds of Indian students in Australia find themselves

Indian family’s home purchase in Limerick sparks heated debate online

The discussion reflects the broader complexities of immigration and property ownership in Ireland. While some view the growing presence of

Former Google employee struggles to find job in Canada amid immigrant challenges

The challenges faced by this Indian professional point to a growing divide between India and Canada, and illustrate the harsh

Indian migrants increasingly use Canada to enter US illegally as southern border tightens

Analysts argue that the surge in illegal migration stems from the lack of legal pathways to the US PRAVASISAMWAD.COM As

Texas Hindus find growing influence in state and national politics amid cultural shifts

As the Hindu community in Texas continues to grow, its impact on state and national politics will likely increase, driven

Visa reforms in South Africa delayed due to tax regulation issues

The introduction of a remote-working visa is part of broader reforms aimed at improving the country’s labor market and attracting

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