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This European nation now allows international students to work part-time for 90 hours per month

International students in Denmark can now work part-time for 90 hours per month. The Danish Immigration Service also allows them to work full-time for 90 hours in June, July, and August. Previously, foreign workers needed to extend their stay before their permits expired, with a maximum stay of 90 days within the last 365 days.

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Barcelona trip on mind? Be prepared to pay higher tourism tax

Too short to study? This university in Vietnam sparks debate with its height requirement for admissions

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Jaishankar raises safety of Indian nationals in meeting with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov

Australia's new visa rules kick in; here's how they will affect Indians

Indian students in the US can now look for internship opportunities through a new platform: Here’s how to apply

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Will Indian diaspora rally behind Rishi Sunak in UK elections?

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is rallying conservative voters ahead of the upcoming election, warning against a potential landslide victory for Keir Starmer's Labour Party, which has campaigned on a platform of change after 14 years of Conservative rule. The Conservative Party's tenure has been marked by major events like Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic, and economic challenges.

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Canada's Quebec introduces cap on family sponsorship applications

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New Zealand tightens rules for foreign workers looking to sponsor dependants

New Zealand has implemented new immigration rules restricting foreign workers in certain roles from sponsoring their dependents for visas, aligning with economic priorities. Changes affect Accredited Employer Work Visa holders at ANZSCO levels 4 and 5 without residency pathways. Existing visa holders and those meeting specific criteria remain unaffected.

Canada delays changes to citizenship rules

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Telugu speaking population jumps 4-fold in US, touches 12.3 lakh this year

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US chip dreams will fade without more immigrants

In a rare display of bipartisan cooperation, Democrats and Republicans passed the Chips and Science Act to revitalize US semiconductor manufacturing. However, a failure to address the shortage of skilled workers threatens the industry's growth. Proposed solutions include a specialized visa program and increased support for STEM education.

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Canada bans border applications for post-graduation work permits

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Sweden raises salary threshold for foreign workers by almost 120%; mulls further hikes

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H-1B and L-1 visa workers may cost US employers thousands of dollars more

India becomes the biggest source country for doctors in the US

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Too short to study? This university in Vietnam sparks debate with its height requirement for admissions

The School of Management and Business (HSB) at Vietnam National University, Hanoi, has faced controversy over its stance linking height to success, prompting a debate following a report by DW News. HSB set minimum height requirements of 1.58 meters for females and 1.65 meters for males for admission, with potential exceptions noted. After public scrutiny and Ministry of Education intervention, HSB revised its criteria, removing the height requirement from all but the Management and Security program.

Indian students in the US can now look for internship opportunities through a new platform: Here’s how to apply

New Zealand’s popularity soars as a study hub, witnesses 69,000 international student enrollments in 2023

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This European nation now allows international students to work part-time for 90 hours per month

Applying for a US student visa? American Embassy has a warning for you

Indian students continue to favor the United States as their top destination for overseas education, with expectations of increased student visa applications in 2024. In 2023, India issued 140,000 student visas, and the number of Indian students in the US surged by 35 percent to reach a record 268,923, constituting over 25 percent of the international student population in the country. Acting spokesperson Nicole Holler highlighted the appeal of US universities for their facilities, faculty quality, research opportunities, and career benefits.

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ETS launches TOEFL India Championship for study abroad aspirants

Australia resumes accepting TOEFL scores for visas after temporary pause

Harvard, Caltech reverse course and reinstate Standardized Tests

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Ontario Graduate Scholarship: Process, eligibility & other key details
Complete and submit the OGS application form by the deadline.
Check the OGS application guidelines before applying.
The graduate committee will review and evaluate your application after submission.
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IDRC Research Awards: A guide for international students
To be eligible, candidates must either hold a graduation degree or be enrolled in a program leading to one.
There is no specified age requirement, and applicants can be of any age.
Both national and international students are welcome to apply.
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Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
Candidate must be nomination by a Canadian institution and be a doctoral student.
Eligible doctoral programs must feature a significant research component leading to thesis or dissertation completion.
Scholarship holders must maintain full-time enrollment, demonstrate satisfactory progress, and refrain from concurrent holding of other federal training awards.
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SN Bose Scholarship
Applicants must be Indian citizens.
They should be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree from a recognized institution in India.
Candidates must have at least one year left in their degree program in India.
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University of Sussex scholarships
For Indian students pursuing eligible Master’s courses at Sussex for the September 2024 intake
Additional £2000 ‘Tuition Fee Awards’ for Indian students enrolled in eligible master’s programs at specific schools
Over £7,000 in Scholarships and Awards to support Indian Master’s students in the 2024 intake
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British Council aid for women in STEM
25 scholarships are reserved for women STEM scholars from India and other South Asian countries.
The application deadlines vary depending on the university, typically between March and April 2024.
This scholarship is designed for female STEM graduates wanting to pursue their Masters in the UK.
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GREAT scholarships 2024
Eligible only for one-year post-graduation course
A minimum amount of £10,000 is given to candidates chosen
25 UK universities will participate in the scheme this year
26 postgraduate GREAT scholarships on offer
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KTH India Scholarship
Given only to two Indian students
You should be a fee-paying student to be considered for the scholarship
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Rotary Peace Fellowship
Given for both Masters and certification programs
Given to 50 candidates from across the globe
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Singapore International Graduate Award
Offered only for doctoral studies
You get to conduct your research in three different universities
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Indian foreign spending skyrockets 29-fold in a decade

Over the past decade, Indian expenditures on foreign exchange have surged dramatically, increasing from $1.1 bn in FY14 to $31.7 bn in FY24, driven largely by travel expenses. In contrast, remittances from overseas workers into India grew by 71%, rising from $70 bn to $120 bn over the same period. India remains the top recipient of foreign remittances globally, receiving nearly double the amount received by Mexico at $66 bn.

Sebi allows full NRI, OCI participation in IFSC-based FPIs to boost Indian investments

Indian diaspora sends home over $100 billion for second year in a row

Andhra Chambers of Commerce to set up helpdesk to woo NRI investments into state

Overseas Indians parked $1 billion in NRI deposits in April

Travel dominates forex spending abroad: RBI data

Outward remittances from India under the liberalised remittance scheme fell by 2% year on year. Travel was the largest chunk of foreign currency outflows in April, with maintenance of close relatives being the second largest reason for remittances. Indians spent $31.7 billion overseas under the LRS in the fiscal ended March 2024.

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NRI deposits surge, thanks to India's strong post-pandemic report card

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Barcelona trip on mind? Be prepared to pay higher tourism tax

Barcelona plans to increase its tourist tax to €4 per night from the current €3.25 starting October 2024, aiming to generate €20 million more annually, reports Schengen Visa News. The tax varies by accommodation type: €1.70 for four-star hotels, €2.25 for Airbnb rentals, and €3.50 for luxury hotels. Cruise passengers staying less than 12 hours pay €3, while longer stays incur a €2 fee.

Nordic "coolcations" turn up the chill factor

Thailand's tourism thrives with $22.4 bn revenue: India key driver along with China, Malaysia

Indians upping their game on foreign vacations with luxury hotels, formula 1 drives and epic train rides

89% Indian high net worth travellers planning to spend more in next 12 months: Report

Japan imposes new fees on Mount Fuji climbers to limit tourists

Park rangers on Japan's Mount Fuji launched this year's climbing season before sunrise, implementing new trail fees and capping daily hiker numbers at 4,000 to manage overcrowding. Climbers now pay ¥2,000 ($12) per person amid concerns over litter and trail congestion from last year. The season runs until September 10, aiming to mitigate environmental impact and safety issues, especially among eager "bullet climbers". Despite Japan's tourism boom, authorities seek to balance visitor numbers with sustainable management practices.

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Jaishankar raises safety of Indian nationals in meeting with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Astana during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit. They discussed bilateral relations, noting progress since their last meeting. Jaishankar raised concerns about Indian nationals in conflict zones, urging their safe return. The meeting precedes Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Moscow.

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