Weekly Immigration News Sep 21st to 25th

NSW prepares to bring international students early in 2021

With plans to revive the educational sector post after the COVID-19 crisis, NSW is taking steps to facilitate the return of foreign students in early 2021.

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Stuck Schengen visa holders must leave Germany in September

Germany asks expired Schengen visa holders stranded in the country owing to COVID-19 to leave to their home countries by September 30, 2020.

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Thailand’s new long-term travel visa to revive tourism

The new long-term visa with a 90-day validity is going to be introduced by Thailand for travelers who wish to spend quality time in the country.

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The US is up to increase wage level of H-1B visa holders

It’s been proposed in the US to increase the wage level of H-1B and other work permits holders. The move is expected to have a big impact on US worker migration.

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Australia helps offshore visa holders with new measures

Australia will help visa holders like students stranded offshore with measures to enable them keep their visas valid until COVID-19 travel restrictions end.

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Apply for Dubai’s retirement visa now on easier terms

If you are going to apply for Dubai’s retirement visa, as per a new rule, you won’t need a medical insurance during initial stages of application. Read More

More of Italy’s VACs reopen in world countries

In many of Italy’s VACs around the world services have resumed by accepting immigration visa applications and providing other services in a limited way.

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Travel has now resumed between Hungary and Austria

Hungary’s entry ban relaxed for commuters traveling between the country and Austria from September 1, 2020, is the latest positive from the region.

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