Global Visas

Two reports on UK immigration have been released and two contradictory ideas have come to the fore. Are there too many non-European foreigners in the UK or should there be more?

Each year thousands of tourists flock to India for a holiday, but if your dream is to retire then think again.

The United Kingdom pride themselves on being a cultural hub, a place where musicians, dancers, artists and the like often migrate, either for festivals and exhibitions or on a more permanent basis.

Indian people possess some of the most sought after skills, particularly in technological sectors such as IT. These skills are wanted the world over, but difficulties in cross border movement can hinder international contributions.

After decades of financial isolation South Africa has worked hard since their 1994 establishment of democracy to attract foreign investment, but the recent wave of xenophobic violence has put all this work at threat.

Immigration can be daunting and stressful. Finances, occupation and a load of detailed forms and documents are the reason for this. This sometimes makes people seek the easy way out, trying to cut corners, even attempting illegal entrance.

The C-50 bill proposes significant amendments to the immigration policies currently in place within Canada; however while calls to rethink these amendments as it gets label as discriminatory and unfair come in think and fast.

People visiting the UK on a regular basis whether as holiday makers, business travellers or to see family could now benefit from new long-term premium visas.

The news is filled with stories about South Africans seeking to emigrate, however many migrants choose South Africa as a new home and the government is honing in on this.

The skills of educated and talented Indian nationals are in high demand the world over, particularly as the need for IT professionals, in abundance in India, remains a core occupation in need.