Australian government will discuss its first guest worker scheme before the end of this year at a cabinet meeting. This guest worker scheme would allow foreign workers to enter Australia for a specific job or employment in a designated industry. The guest worker scheme is proposed because the service industries in major cities have a steady supply of workers but businesses in regional areas particularly where mining industry is competing for labour, are facing struggle. As per tourism industr....Read More

Most of the overseas people are migrating to Canada to experience the widespread culture of the country. Keeping this in mind, the International Experience Canada (IEC) program is designed, under which the migrants will be allowed to work in Canada and enjoy their tour as well. International Experience Canada (IEC) will permit the migrants between the ages of 18-35 to tour, work and stay in Canada for a short duration. The benefit of this scheme is that migrants can gain work experience and e....Read More

Australia lacks skilled immigrants, said the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. It has sketched a plan for Enterprise Migration Agreements (EMA) in order to help business firms hire skilled employees from all over the world. The new strategy is especially designed for resource industries in Australia. EMA will allow organizations to bring in skilled employees for resource projects; especially for the mining sectors of the country. Australian work visa will be made available for entitl....Read More

According to Migration Advisory Committee of UK government, country can have great economic loss if it continues to limit the entry of Non EU skilled immigrants. Followed by the earlier provisional restrictions, permanent restriction on Tier 1 and Tier 2 skilled immigration was implemented by the government of UK in April 2011. The General Tier 1 category which was in demand earlier exists no more. Later Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) category was introduced but most people find it difficult to ....Read More

Premier Dalton McGuinty has offered a plan under which $10,000 tax credit will be granted to Ontario Companies hiring new immigrants. This proposal will support immigrant’s employment in Canada by offering 30% break on college and tuition fees. Undergraduate tuition grant will be permitted to the family members of those immigrants whose collective annual income does not exceed $160,000.  With th....Read More