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The world’s most popular immigration advice site ● 32 Years in Business ● Established in 1988 Immigration newsletter 2 February 2011 UK Tier 1 highly skilled Visas will end in less than three months time. The replacement exceptional talent visa will be extremely difficult to obtain. If you are in the UK and qualify for the Tier 1 (General) highly skilled migrant visa you should seriously consider applying soon. It may take some time for you to obtain the relevant documents. You should also note that since 23 December 2010 it has not been possible to make Tier 1 (General) visa applications from outside the UK. Top people in the UK education sector are warning the Government that restrictions on student immigration will adversely affect British universities. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on 27 January 2011 that it received enough H-1B petitions for fiscal year 2011 to reach the annual cap of 65,000 visas. Calls for increased skilled immigration are coming from Australia's mining industry as unemployment rates down under continue to fall. During the 2009-10 financial year, the Australian state of Victoria was the first choice for Chinese and Indian immigrants emigrating to Australia, according to statistics released by Australia's Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). The Australian Capital Territory maintained a high level of immigration during the 2009-10 fiscal year. Each year in the last two years more than 1850 people have chosen to emigrate to Canberra. The Australian government will make it easier for employers to bring in temporary overseas workers to help with the reconstruction efforts in Queensland. Non Canadian family members of Canadians in the education and health sector will be able to start work on arrival in Ontario; Instead of waiting in some cases for a year there will be immediate work rights on arrival for the non-Canadian spouses, common law partners, and dependent children of Canadian citizens under a new pilot project. Students from countries such as Saudi Arabia, India, and Vietnam are contributing to huge growth in New Zealand's education industry. CONNECT WITH US: |