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UAE Offers Jobseeker Visit Visa Without Sponsor Requirement

The UAE now allows foreigners to enter the country on a jobseeker visit visa without needing a local sponsor. The visa is valid for a single entry and can be issued for 60, 90, or 120 days. Applicants must belong to MOHRE’s skill levels 1–3 or be recent graduates from the top 500 global universities, holding at least a bachelor’s degree. A financial guarantee is also required. Documents include a passport copy, attested qualification certificate, and coloured photo. For detailed guidance and assistance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

14 May, 2025

UK TEER 0 to 5 System Explained: Essential for Work Visa Applicants

The UK’s TEER (Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities) system classifies jobs into six levels (0 to 5) to determine visa eligibility. TEER 0 covers jobs needing a university degree and significant experience (e.g., doctors, scientists). TEER 1 includes professional roles needing a degree. TEER 2 requires post-secondary education or apprenticeship. TEER 3 involves skilled trades requiring on-the-job training. TEER 4 includes semi-skilled jobs with minimal training. TEER 5 covers low-skilled or entry-level roles. This structure helps assess visa qualifications under the Skilled Worker route. For expert help, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

13 May, 2025

UK Introduces TEER System for Work Visas: Understanding the New Framework

The UK has adopted the TEER (Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities) system, aligning with international standards to classify jobs under its Skilled Worker visa route. TEER levels range from 0 to 5, helping assess a candidate’s suitability based on skills and qualifications required for each occupation. This system replaces the previous SOC codes structure, offering clearer pathways for employers and foreign workers. It plays a crucial role in determining eligibility, salary thresholds, and visa sponsorship needs. For personalized guidance on UK work visas and TEER classification, *contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.* Click for Gujarati Translation

12 May, 2025

Canada Holds First-Ever Express Entry Draw for Education Professionals

On May 1, 2025, Canada’s IRCC conducted its first Express Entry draw for education professionals, issuing 1,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs). Candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 479 and a profile submitted before August 10, 2024. This marks the debut of the education category, introduced earlier in February, under Canada’s economic immigration priorities. The draw follows Canada’s recent national election and reflects the new government’s focus on skilled immigration. For more details, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

10 May, 2025

Despite Schengen Entry, Bulgaria Struggles to Attract Foreign Workers Due to Visa Delays

Though Bulgaria joined the Schengen Zone, it now faces major hurdles in attracting foreign workers, especially in the tourism sector. Businesses cite outdated visa systems, excessive paperwork, and long processing times—sometimes exceeding three months—as key barriers. Many approved applicants abandon the process due to delays. Employers are also burdened by complex administrative requirements and insufficient staffing at consulates. The situation is worsened by poor coordination between institutions and long waits for essentials like bank cards. Calls to modernize the system have intensified as labour shortages grow. For expert guidance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

09 May, 2025

Italy’s Foreign Ministry Criticized Over Long Student Visa Delays

Italy's Foreign Ministry faces growing criticism for prolonged student visa appointment delays, with thousands of international students, including some from Pakistan and Iran, waiting for years. Despite repeated inquiries by Italian MPs, the Ministry has neither responded publicly nor acknowledged the widespread issue. Reports accuse Italian embassies abroad of inconsistent and discretionary practices, leaving students in limbo. Affected students and political leaders continue to demand accountability, but the Ministry has yet to offer clear answers. Concerns over transparency and service quality remain unresolved. For further clarification, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

08 May, 2025

UK Tightens Skilled Worker Visa Rules from April 2025

The UK has introduced major changes to its Skilled Worker Visa rules effective April 9, 2025, with a sharp focus on domestic recruitment and sponsor compliance. Care providers in England must now prioritize hiring from within the UK before recruiting overseas workers. The minimum salary for health and care workers has been raised to £25,000, disqualifying many entry-level Band 3 roles. Enforcement has intensified, with over 500 sponsor licences revoked in 2024 alone. These changes reflect a stricter immigration stance moving forward. For detailed guidance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

07 May, 2025

Netherlands Sees Rise in Undocumented Workers, Raising Exploitation Concerns

The Netherlands is witnessing a surge in unauthorised employment of third-country nationals, with tens of thousands, including 35,000 Brazilians in Amsterdam alone, working without proper permits. These undocumented workers are mostly found in construction, agriculture, hospitality, and domestic services, raising concerns about exploitation and lack of access to health care. The misuse of the Registration of Non-Residents (RNI) system, which allows short-term visitors to obtain a citizen service number without scrutiny, is contributing to this growing issue. Authorities remain inactive despite long-standing awareness. For better understanding, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

05 May, 2025

USCIS Delivers on National Security in First 100 Days of Trump Administration

In its first 100 days under the Trump Administration, USCIS has taken major steps to restore immigration enforcement and national security. It has enhanced vetting, cracked down on fraud, supported ICE operations, and ended broad parole programs. Over 369 criminal arrests occurred at USCIS offices, while nearly 47,000 aliens submitted registration forms under new requirements. The agency also resumed binary sex recognition, ended COVID vaccine mandates for Green Card applicants, and began denying benefits to those promoting anti-American ideologies. For more understanding, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

03 May, 2025

Liberals to Stabilize Canada’s Immigration Levels Post-Election

Following their victory in the 2025 federal election, the Liberal Party of Canada—now forming a minority government under leader Mark Carney—plans a strategic shift in immigration policy. The party has pledged to stabilize annual permanent resident (PR) admissions at less than 1% of Canada’s population beyond 2027, citing past unsustainable growth that strained housing and services. This aligns with current targets: 395,000 in 2025, 380,000 in 2026, and 365,000 in 2027. For guidance on how these changes could affect immigration opportunities, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

02 May, 2025

Understanding E-Visas: A Convenient Travel Solution

An e-visa is a digital travel document that allows foreign nationals to enter and stay in a country for short-term purposes like tourism or business. Issued electronically, it removes the need for physical passport stamps. E-visas offer key benefits such as online application, faster processing, reduced paperwork, cost-effectiveness, and wider accessibility, making international travel simpler and more efficient. Applicants receive their e-visa via email, avoiding in-person embassy visits. For a better understanding and assistance with your visa needs, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090 today. Click for the Gujarati translate

01 May, 2025

EU Urges Fast-Track of ETIAS & EES to Secure Schengen Borders

The European Commission’s 2024–2025 State of Schengen report underscores the urgent need to accelerate the implementation of the Entry/Exit System (EES) and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) to enhance border security within the Schengen Area. Labeling Schengen as the backbone of the EU’s internal market, the report highlights digitalisation as crucial in combating potential threats. It also stresses that timely adoption of related proposals and smooth rollout of ETIAS are essential, amid ongoing implementation challenges in some Member States. Progress is being made on digitalising travel documents and visa processes, aiming for more secure and efficient travel for third-country nationals. With half a billion visitors, Schengen remains the world's top travel destination. Security improvements and the accession of Bulgaria and Romania are also seen as key achievements. For better understanding and visa assistance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

30 Apr, 2025

Latvia to Tighten Border Rules for Third-Country Nationals Without Latvian Visa or Residence Permit

Starting September 2025, Latvia will enforce stricter entry rules for third-country nationals lacking a Latvian-issued visa or residence permit. The new regulation, aimed at boosting national security, mandates detailed pre-entry screening 48 hours before arrival. Travelers must disclose their travel plans, destination, route, and information about relatives’ government or military roles. The move especially targets Russian and Belarusian nationals, as Latvia fills security gaps overlooked by other EU states. Diplomats are exempt from the rules. For personalized guidance and assistance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

29 Apr, 2025

Australian Universities Impose Restrictions on Students from Six Indian Regions

In a significant policy shift, at least six Australian universities have restricted student applications from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Jammu and Kashmir. The move follows a spike in visa rejection rates for Indian students, reaching 24.3%. Citing concerns of misuse, the Australian Department of Home Affairs flagged one in four Indian visa applications as ‘fraudulent or non-genuine’. These restrictions, varying by institution, aim to tighten admissions and reassess student profiles. For more information and expert guidance, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090.Click for the Gujarati translate

28 Apr, 2025

Poland Introduced e-Konsulat for Work Visa Applications in India

The Embassy of Poland in New Delhi and the Consulate General in Mumbai have adopted the e-Konsulat online system for D-type national visa applications, including employment visas. This move aims to prevent fraud and curb the influence of visa brokers. Applicants must register online, and appointment slots at VFS Global centers are allocated through an electronic draw. The Embassy advises against using agents or intermediaries. Biometric screening will also be enforced to ensure transparency. For guidance on the process, contact GOFOREN at 7600909090 for expert assistance.Click for the Gujarati translate

26 Apr, 2025

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