He first came to Britain as a student in 2000, but then illegally gained a work permit in 2004 after claiming he was employed by a sham company…
The Canadian government will launch a new “start-up” visa to attract foreign entrepreneurs to immigrate to Canada as part of a new economic strategy, the Telegraph reports this week.
“Right now, there’s competition for talent, a talent war, going on. That’s not healthy. Instead, there should be better planning. Both sides should be facilitating the movement of talent – if Canada lacks nurses and China has [extra] nurses, then China should facilitate nurses going to Canada.”
The Financial Times asks if the next generation of world leaders, like Manmohan Singhs, Benazir Bhutto and Bill Clinton, will be educated in the UK? Britain’s world-class universities explain why the UK is the most popular destination for international students after the US.
Immigration News Weekly Round up 13 May 2012