The UK Skilled Worker Visa: All You Need to Know About the New Migration Route
A Skilled Worker visa allows you to come to or stay in the UK to do an eligible job with an approved employer.
This visa has replaced the Tier 2 (General) work visa.
It also allows you to work in UK waters.
9 Countries Offering Job Seeker Visas Without A Job Offer
Work visas without job offers allow you to enter a country, search for employment, and network without securing a job beforehand.
To apply, you typically need a valid passport, proof of education and financial means, health insurance, relevant qualifications or work experience, a travel itinerary, and possibly a motivation letter.
These documents strengthen your application, helping you explore job opportunities and potentially secure long-term residency.
Edo Govt, IOM Partner to Launch Rehabilitated Job Centre
The Edo State Government, through the Edo State Skills Development Agency (Edojobs) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has launched a revamped innovative jobs and skills centre at Evbuomodu in Ikpoba Okha local government area.
This was disclosed in a statement issued yesterday by the IOM, saying that the job centre, built in July 2000, is part of a network of seven structures established by the Edo State Government to boost youth employability by providing them with technical and vocational skills training, coaching, job matching, internships and employment opportunities.
8 Tips for International Students: How to Successfully Work on Campus
Working on Campus as an International Student: Key Planning Tips for Success
For international students, working on campus offers an excellent opportunity to gain valuable experience, earn money, and become more engaged in university life. However, securing and maintaining a campus job requires careful planning, especially when navigating immigration rules, academic commitments, and work-life balance. Here’s what international students need to know to successfully work on campus while studying abroad.
Top 10 African Countries with Low US Visa Rejection Rates, Passport Access
Obtaining a temporary US visa is a detailed process, with rejection rates varying across African countries based on factors such as diplomatic relations, economic conditions, and passport strength.
Countries with low US visa rejection rates tend to have stable economies, strong diplomatic ties with the US, and compliance with visa regulations, making their citizens less likely to overstay or violate immigration laws.
Top 10 African Countries with High US Visa Rejection Rates, Passport Access
Securing a U.S. visa is difficult for many African applicants, particularly in countries with high rejection rates. Millions apply annually for visas for tourism, education, business, or family visits, yet many face rejections.
Rejection rates vary due to economic conditions and political stability. Consular officers seek evidence of strong connections, such as stable employment or family commitments financial situations, and ties to their countries.
High overstay rates lead to increased scrutiny for future applicants, perpetuating a cycle of rejection. Additionally, diplomatic relations with the U.S. can influence visa decisions, with strained relationships resulting in heightened scrutiny.
Australia Provides Choices for International Students Seeking Permanent Residency
Australia has become an attractive choice for international students aiming for permanent residency (PR), as the country offers various routes for students to transition from education to long-term careers.
Australia’s immigration policies actively support international students wishing to stay after completing their studies, according to report.
The combination of high-ranking universities and opportunities for work experience contributes to its popularity among prospective students.
Nigeria To Host First International Gathering in Honour Of Africans In Diaspora
The International Gathering in Honour of the Africans in Diaspora is set to take place in Abuja, Nigeria, as part of the African Union’s initiative to recognize the Diaspora as the 6th Region of Africa.
The event aims to celebrate African heritage, culture, and contributions from over 200 million people of African descent worldwide.
President of the African Diaspora Union (AFRIDU), Chidiebere Ogbu, made the disclosure while briefing newsmen in Abuja, saying the activities will include discussions on reparations, cultural exhibitions, and networking opportunities among various stakeholders, reinforcing the importance of the Diaspora in Africa’s development and unity.
Thieves Burgle Nigerian Fashion Designer, Uche Nnaji’s Car at London Carpark
Popular Nigerian fashion designer, Uche Nnaji has raised alarm after he lost his valuables including a Rolex watch, bank cards, foreign currencies and other valuable items this weekend to burglars in London.
Nnaji in a post shared on his Instagram page said he had parked his car at the Q-Burlington car park off Oxford Street in the UK and it was burgled by suspected thieves who smashed his window and carted away his belongings.
NDLEA Backtracks After Backlash, Says Married Women No Longer Need Husband’s Approval for Visa Clearance
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has swiftly reversed its decision requiring married women to obtain a letter of approval from their husbands to secure a visa clearance certificate.
This sudden U-turn comes after the agency faced intense backlash on social media, with many condemning the policy as discriminatory and outdated.
According to a statement issued response to the public backlash by Femi Babafemi, NDLEA’s spokesman, the requirement was removed following a review of the agency’s procedures.
