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  1. mghatiya

    Canada To Implement New Measures On Temporary Resident Program To Balance Labour And Immigration

    I disagree, Sarah. The changes might seem beneficial in the short term, but in the long run, they could slow down the response to labour market changes, affecting productivity and growth in certain industries.
  2. mghatiya

    Hungary's Immigration Reform: An In-depth Look At The New Policies And Their Impact

    Disagreeing with the notion that this reform is wholly positive, the introduction of such stringent measures for 'guest workers' could backfire, exacerbating labor shortages in sectors that traditionally rely on this class of workers. It’s a risky gamble that might not pay off.
  3. mghatiya

    Navigating The New Landscape: The UK's Tech Sector Faces Immigration Policy Shifts

    ABSOLUTELY DISAGREE with this move. It’s a step BACKWARDS. Making it harder to attract global talent will only HURT the tech industry. Smaller firms and startups OUTSIDE London will SUFFER the most. We need DIVERSITY in skills and thinking to DRIVE innovation, not just high salaries!
  4. mghatiya

    Navigating France's Post-Arrival Immigration Landscape: A Guide For Newcomers

    I disagree with the notion that traveling back to France with a pending permit is overly complicated. It’s all about having the right documents and following the process. The French authorities aren’t looking to make life difficult for genuine cases.
  5. mghatiya

    Navigating Challenges And Opportunities: The Future Of The UK's Semiconductor Sector

    I disagree with the whole approach! Why are we always following and not leading? The real issue isn’t just funding but creating a sustainable ecosystem.
  6. mghatiya

    Extended Regularization Period For Foreign Nationals In Panama: A Comprehensive Overview

    Disagreeing here, but isn't extending the deadline just postponing the inevitable? What about after June 2024? Will there be another extension, or are we looking at a potential crisis?
  7. mghatiya

    Bulgaria Implements New Entry Policy For Foreign Nationals: Cypriot Visas And Residence Permits No Longer Accepted

    I DISAGREE with the view that this policy enhances security. It's just another bureaucratic layer that complicates travel without real benefits. Isn’t Europe supposed to be about open borders and unity? Why this sudden shift back to stringent nationalism?
  8. mghatiya

    H-1B Visa Domestic Renewal Program Commences On January 29, 2024: Key Dates, Fees, And Required Documents

    I actually disagree with everyone saying this is a positive change. Limiting it to only principal applicants and leaving dependents out is just another way of complicating the process for families. I don’t think this solves the bigger problem.
  9. mghatiya

    New Zealand Opens Pathway To Permanent Residency For Ukrainian Visa Holders

    Well, I'm not entirely convinced. Why just Ukrainians? What about other refugees in need?
  10. mghatiya

    Navigating The Final Stretch: Preparing For The FY 2025 H-1B Cap Lottery Closure

    DISAGREE with the notion that everything will go smoothly with early submissions. From my experience, new systems mean new problems. Just because you submit early doesn't mean you're safe from glitches or system updates that could affect your submission. It's not just about being early; it's...
  11. mghatiya

    Navigating Legal Uncertainties: The Ongoing Battle Over Zimbabwe Exemption Permits In South Africa

    Disagreeing with the appeal to terminate ZEPs seems shortsighted and potentially harmful to those who've built lives in South Africa. There should be a more compassionate consideration of their circumstances.
  12. mghatiya

    Qatar Launches Five-Year Residence Permit For Global Talents And Entrepreneurs

    Sorry, but I don't see how this is practical. The minimum investment of QAR 250,000? That's not a small amount. This program seems to cater to the wealthy, not the talented.
  13. mghatiya

    Balancing Act: The Gig Economy's Flexibility Vs. Security Dilemma

    Disagree with the idea of too much regulation. Isn’t the whole appeal of gig work the lack of traditional constraints? Introducing too many rules or mandatory benefits could dilute the essence of what makes gig work attractive to many.
  14. mghatiya

    Enhancing Tourism And Business: Thailand's Visa Waiver Extensions And New Agreements

    DISAGREE with the optimism here. Increased tourism isn't always a win. What about the environmental degradation and the cultural dilution?
  15. mghatiya

    Indonesia Implements New Reporting Requirement For Employers Hiring Foreign Nationals

    NOT convinced this won’t slow down the work permit process. 🤨 More bureaucracy usually means more waiting. They say it won’t affect processing times, but let’s see how it actually plays out. I'm skeptical.
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