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Two Swedish economists, Dr. Andreas Hatzigeorgiou, and Dr. Magnus Lodefalk speaking on behalf of their fellow economists say that one of the most adverse impacts of Brexit would be on the trade in the UK. They further added to the point that earlier reporting and assessments of the implications of Brexit on trade and the… Read More »
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Azerbaijan eases visa requirements
Posted on June 14, 2016
Comment (0)Azerbaijan has decreased the state duty on visa needed for single entry for people entering the country; the duty on transit use of its territory is going to be lowered, and various other requirements will not be needed for visas. APA quoted the Azerbaijan Parliament as saying that with regards to visas, the bill on… Read More »
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Best Business school in London
Posted on June 13, 2016
Comment (0)London Business School, which was founded in 1964, has earned a name for itself as the top destination for students who wish to pursue business education. Deliberately located in London, one of the few truly international cities of the world, it has one of the most cosmopolitan cultures for a business school in the world.… Read More »
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5 Things You Did Not Know About the UK Domestic Worker Visa
Posted on June 8, 2016
Comment (0)1) To be precise, a Domestic Worker Visa in the UK is not applicable only for maids but also applies to chauffeurs, cleaners, nannies, cooks, and personal care staff. 2) The domestic worker should have worked for a minimum duration of one year under his/her employer in order to be eligible for a Domestic Worker… Read More »
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UK visa scheme for highly skilled foreign workers sparsely used
Posted on June 1, 2016
Comment (0)A few years ago, the UK government introduced a visa scheme for highly skilled foreign workers which has been used sparingly used with around only 12% of them being availed of in the last three years. Introduced in 2011, the failure of the visa scheme, officially known as the Exceptional Talent Visas scheme under Tier… Read More »
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More foreign undergraduates go to Canada than the UK
Posted on May 28, 2016
Comment (0)More foreign undergraduate students are going to Canada to study when compared to the United Kingdom (UK), according to the findings of an all-party parliamentary group in the UK. One of the main reasons cited by the students is the stricter immigration rules prevailing in the UK. The study was conducted to ascertain as to… Read More »
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UK trade would get affected by limitations on migration
Posted on June 27, 2016