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Pravasi Short News 22.03.26

India’s diaspora is witnessing major shifts across investment, travel, visas and identity. From new policy incentives and global forums to

France to ease student visas as it targets 30,000 Indian students by 2030

Prospective students should still plan carefully Living costs in France typically range from €800 to €1,200 per month, and university

UK–India Education Hub launched to ease student mobility and university partnerships

Universities are encouraged to join a new membership programme that will provide regulatory updates and mobility support tools Further guidance

Italy overhauls citizenship process, centralising applications in Rome from 2029

The reform is significant for individuals and companies alike. Holding an Italian passport allows free work and travel across the

Indian passport climbs in global rankings, while Singapore remains the world’s most powerful

Experts say India’s rising passport ranking reflects its growing global influence and stronger international partnerships As India continues to expand

Indian professionals rethink global careers as visa uncertainty grows

Visa uncertainty is also affecting employers, with 41 per cent of employees in Germany saying they would change jobs for

Germany Announces Visa-Free Transit for Indian Passport Holders, Deepens Strategic Ties with India

The comprehensive engagement underscores India and Germany’s shared vision of a resilient, forward-looking partnership grounded in economic growth, security cooperation

Canada, US lead study-abroad choices as Indian student mobility hits new high

NITI Aayog report says the internationalisation of higher education carries both economic and diplomatic value Linked to the National Education

How end of ‘Kafala’ affects Indian workers in Saudi Arabia

Ultimately, the abolition of the Kafala system represents a pivotal moment in Gulf labour governance For India, it is an

Jaishankar warns West restrictive immigration policies could backfire

Jaishankar reiterated India’s position that mobility of professionals fosters mutual benefit, strengthens global production networks, and allows countries to complement

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