United Kingdom, 31st August: UK has emerged as the most favored destination for Indian students to study. This is despite the fact that a large number of restrictions have been imposed by the UK immigration department recently.
India, 27th August: Both India and the US seem to be eager to sort out the issue of recent US visa hike which is likely to affect the bilateral relationships between the two nations.
United Kingdom, 25th August: Indian businesses and entrepreneurs will be given reassurances by Damian Green, UK immigration minister during his three-day visit to India beginning from 24th August onwards.
United States, 23rd August: Even though the findings of recent study by Migration Policy Institute have reinstated the fact that US economy
benefits from immigration, there is no ending to the hatred towards immigrants by the native Americans.
United States, 20th August: US H-1B visa numbers are still available for the year FY (Fiscal Year) 2011, states the USCIS.
United Kingdom, 18th August: Cap on UK visas for non-EU migrants introduced by the UK government recently is affecting law firms in the UK.
United States, 17th August: Several Church groups in America have alleged discrimination in being granted US visas for their group members.
United Kingdom, 12th August: UK visa process will go online from August 21 for Saudis, stated the UK Embassy.
Australia, 11th August: A large number of international migrants in Australia employed as student nurses are facing imminent deportation to their native nations on expiry of their Australian visas due to the new requirements of English language have been introduced.
Australia, 10th August: Some of the renowned businessmen in Australia have warned that the nation must allow entry of skilled immigrants or get ready for inflation and deterioration.