Tag: Visa Policy
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Slovenia Opens a Digital Nomad Visa: A Gateway to Europe for Remote Workers
Slovenia Introduces a Digital Nomad Visa In a move that highlights Europe’s growing appeal for remote workers, Slovenia unveiled its Digital Nomad Visa on November 21, 2025. The program invites eligible remote workers to live and work in Slovenia for up to 12 months, offering a compelling gateway to Europe’s diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and…
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India Murder Suspect Arrested in US After Canada Entry Denial
Overview of the case A man wanted for murder in India was arrested in the United States after his earlier attempt to enter Canada was denied, according to a release from U.S. border authorities. The case highlights a cross-border immigration and criminal history scenario that has drawn attention from both countries as investigators piece together…
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Iran Ends Visa-Free Entry for Indians: Key Travel Rules
Overview: A Policy Shift for Indian Travelers In a move that affects thousands of Indian travelers, Iran has ended its visa-free entry policy for Indian citizens. Starting November 22, Indian nationals will need a visa to enter Iran, including for transit through Iranian airports. The decision marks a significant tightening of visa rules and has…
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Iran Ends Visa-Free Entry for Indians: What Travelers and Job Seekers Should Know
Overview: A New Visa Requirement for Indian Citizens The Iranian government announced a policy change that will end the visa-free entry for Indian citizens starting November 22. From that date, Indians traveling to Iran will need a visa to enter the country, and even transit through Iranian airports could require a visa or advance documentation.…
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Iran Ends Visa-Free Entry for Indians: Travel Advisory & Warnings
Overview: A Policy Change for Indian Travelers In a move that affects thousands of Indian travelers, Iran has ended its visa-free entry for Indian citizens. Beginning November 22, Indian nationals will be required to obtain a visa prior to travel, even for entry via Iranian airports. The decision, announced by the Iranian government, marks a…
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Sharp Decline in U.S. International Student Enrollments Amid Immigration Crackdown
Overview: Enrollment Down Amid a Hardening Visa Climate International student enrollment in U.S. colleges and universities has dropped sharply this year as prospective students face new hurdles in the visa process amid a broad immigration crackdown. The decline, confirmed by recent data from several universities and education associations, signals a significant shift in the global…
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Post-secondary schools brace as Ottawa trims international student visas
Overview: Ottawa’s visa cuts and mounting pressure on campuses Post-secondary institutions across Canada are bracing for tighter financial conditions as Ottawa moves to reduce the number of international student visas. The policy shift is part of a broader immigration strategy, but its immediate effect is felt on enrollment, tuition revenue, and capacity planning. Colleges and…
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Dutch Volleyball Star Denied Australian Visa Over Historic Rape Conviction
Background: The case and its legal trajectory A Dutch Olympic volleyball player, Steven van de Velde, has had his visa for Australia denied amid a longstanding criminal record that dates back to a 2014 incident in the United Kingdom. In 2016, the athlete, then 21, pleaded guilty to three counts of raping a 12-year-old girl…
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Tax Fairness: Reeves Says Those With Broad Shoulders Pay More
Reeves signals a broader tax take from the wealthiest British chancellor Rachel Reeves used a high-profile appearance in Washington to outline a core principle guiding an autumn budget shaped by rising inflation and uncertain forecasts: those with the broadest shoulders should pay their fair share. As she prepares to present a package of tax rises…
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US Passport Falls Out of Top 10 for First Time in 20 Years
Overview: A Historic Shift in Global Mobility The latest Henley Passport Index marks a watershed moment for the United States: for the first time in two decades, the U.S. passport has fallen out of the top 10, landing at 12th place alongside Malaysia. This is a notable reversal from a decade of strong travel freedom…
