Canada – new ads warn of crooked immigration consultants
A series of television ads warning would-be immigrants against crooked immigration consultants is being blasted by a lobby group for consultants.
UKBA ‘failing on Tier 2 visa controls’ report finds
Tier 2 working visa system – a disaster waiting to happen?
Tier 2 Working visa reforms announced by UK Border Agency
The Home Office has unveiled details of a radical overhaul to the Tier 2 working visa route today, scraping much of the sponsorship scheme employers signed up to when the Work Permit scheme was replaced by the points based system two years ago.
U.S. conman duped British families’ out of £3m in American immigration scam
If you need UK immigration advice, make sure you use an OISC registered immigration adviser or a specialist immigration lawyer. OISC qualified immigration advisers must be competent before they can practice and remain competent by undertaking annual CPD and training.
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 02 January 2011
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 01 January 2011
Undocumented Overseas Filipino Workers in Middle East now 10,000 say migrant group
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reports that the number of undocumented and runaway Filipino workers in the Middle East has reached nearly 10,000, according to Migrante-Middle East (M-ME), a Riyadh-based alliance of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
OFWs warned about Guam hospital recruitment scam
The Philippine government on Wednesday warned prospective overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) heading for Guam against falling for a hospital recruitment scam there, GMA reports. The report highlights the need to be aware of the growing number of internet scams aimed at desperate migrants.
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 26 December 2010
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 26 December 2010 from www.immigrationmatters.co.uk
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 19 December 2010
Weekly UK Immigration News Round up 19 December 2010 from www.immigrationmatters.co.uk
Interim Immigration Cap unlawful High Court Judges Rule
As reported yesterday by Immigration Matters the High Court in London confirmed the expected further hammer blow to Home Secretary Theresa May’s troubled plans for a interim cap on UK immigration.
