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Biggest misconceptions about U.S. immigration laws?

U.S. immigration laws can be complex and sometimes misunderstood. Here are some of the biggest misconceptions about U.S. immigration laws...

Can Indian students stay in the UK for job hunting?

Yes, Indian students can stay in the UK for a job hunt after their graduation, thanks to the Graduate Visa (also known as the Post-Study ...

Where to find Australia work visa rules after MS?

To find complete details about work visa rules and regulations after pursuing an MS (Master of Science) in Australia, you should refer to t...

Can a Moroccan get a tech job without a visa?

As a Moroccan student studying to become a software engineer, it is definitely possible to land an internship or job at big tech companies like...

How long is a work permit for two 1-year courses?

If you're studying two graduate courses (programs) of one year each in Canada, you may be eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)...

Is a ₹60 lakh loan worth it for a UK civil MS?

Taking a 60 lakh rupees loan (approximately ₹6 million) for a Master’s in Civil Engineering in the UK is a significant financial commitm...

Can I stay over 90 days in Schengen with one visa?

If you hold a visa from a country within the Schengen Area, your ability to stay longer than 90 days depends on the type of visa you have....

Can a US-trained doctor work in the UK easily?

For an American-trained medical doctor to work in the UK, the process can be challenging, but it is achievable with the right steps. Here’s ...

Is it bad to study in Canada with PR in mind?

It's not necessarily bad to think about Permanent Residency (PR) while planning to study in Canada, but it's important to approach it with a re...

Is it hard to get a UK work visa after studying?

Getting a working visa in the UK after studying there is possible, but the process can vary depending on the type of job you're aiming for a...