Honestly, I think Brazil is doing a smart thing here. Keeping the borders open a bit longer definitely boosts tourism. But isn't there a risk of overcrowding, especially in popular cities like Rio and Sao Paulo? 🤔
Just read about the new cap on international student permits in Canada. Sounds like a tough break for students hoping to study there. But maybe it’s necessary to manage the numbers? 🤔
Just read up on the latest updates about PWN in the Netherlands. Seems like the penalties are pretty steep! But is it all really as black and white as they say? 🤔
I think this update is a step in the right direction. Recognizing more qualifications from different countries shows that New Zealand values diverse educational backgrounds. However, they should be careful not to overlook other high-quality qualifications from countries not yet on the list.
I think the EU did the right thing by extending TPS for Ukrainians. It shows they care about human rights and are willing to help those in need. It's a tricky situation, but I believe this was a necessary step.
I heard that the construction of the Olympic Village is also affecting local businesses. Does anyone know if there's any support for them during this period?
Just saw the news about the H-1B registration extension. Seems like a good move given all the system crashes lately. Anyone else think this will actually help, or is it just delaying the inevitable rush?
I'm not convinced it's all good news, though. Higher income requirements could deter talented individuals who might not meet the new thresholds. It's a double-edged sword - we're aiming to attract the best but potentially shutting out valuable talent at the same time.
Not sure I'm all for this change. Sounds like it could cause more problems than it solves. What if someone misses the window because of unforeseen circumstances? This policy seems to lack a certain degree of empathy for the foreign nationals it affects.
That’s a great point! It actually does put them at an advantage. Folks who’ve never applied before can start with a clean slate in Dominica, potentially making it easier to then move on to visa-free countries. Kind of like a fresh start, if you will.
I think it's a mix of all three, Jennifer. Some countries heavily rely on coal and oil for their economy. Shifting away would mean massive changes. Plus, not all politicians are on board with the immediate need for change, and some technologies are still in development or expensive.
I'm not entirely convinced this Trusted Employer Scheme is going to be the game-changer it's touted as. Doesn't it just shift the burden of paperwork from one place to another? I mean, sure, less paperwork for visas sounds great, but now companies have to prove they looked for local talent...
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