Tag: Skilled Worker Visa

201 Nigerians Face Deportation as U.S. Enforces Immigration Order

201 Nigerians Face Deportation as U.S. Enforces Immigration Order

The United States government has announced plans to deport at least 201 Nigerians as part of its immigration enforcement policies.
According to U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria Richard Mills Jr., 85 individuals have already been cleared for immediate deportation.

The deportees, who will be repatriated to Lagos, include convicted criminals currently serving jail terms in the U.S. and individuals who have violated immigration laws.

Ambassador Mills stated that those facing deportation had exhausted all legal avenues to remain in the country.

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Denmark Sets New Wage Standards for Skilled Worker Permits Starting February 2025

Denmark Sets New Wage Standards for Skilled Worker Permits Starting February 2025

Denmark has announced changes to its wage requirements for foreign workers applying under the Positive List for Skilled Work.

The new wage figures, which will be used to assess applications from February 20th, 2025, are part of the country’s effort to ensure that international workers are paid fairly and in line with Danish standards.

According to report, the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) will apply the updated salary data when reviewing work permit applications from foreign professionals.

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Making It in the Big Apple: A Migrant’s Survival Guide to New York City

Making It in the Big Apple: A Migrant’s Survival Guide to New York City

New York City. The Big Apple. The City That Never Sleeps. For generations, NYC has been the dream destination for millions of migrants seeking a fresh start, ambitious careers, or simply the chance to experience life at the center of the world. But behind its iconic skyline, vibrant neighbourhoods, and endless opportunities lies a city that demands resilience, adaptability, and grit. Whether you’re moving to New York for the first time or looking for ways to thrive as a migrant, this guide covers essential tips for navigating life in one of the most dynamic (and challenging) cities in the world.

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3 Smart Hacks to Book Cheap Flights and Travel the World on a Budget

3 Smart Hacks to Book Cheap Flights and Travel the World on a Budget

If you love to travel but don’t want to break the bank, there are three proven ways to book cheap flights. These hacks can help you find the best deals and save hundreds of dollars on airfare. The third tip is the ultimate game-changer! Let me show you how.

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Pope Francis Criticizes Trump’s Mass Deportation Plans

Pope Francis Criticizes Trump’s Mass Deportation Plans

Pope Francis has condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s deportation of undocumented migrants, warning that such actions threaten human dignity and leave vulnerable people defenseless.

In a letter to U.S. bishops on Monday, the pope urged the clergy to resist narratives that discriminate against migrants and cause unnecessary suffering.

He emphasized the importance of welcoming, protecting, and integrating those fleeing conflicts, poverty, and climate disasters—within reasonable capacity limits.

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Over 600 Arrested for Working Illegally In UK

Over 600 Arrested for Working Illegally In UK

UK immigration enforcement teams made over 600 arrests in January, a 73 percent increase on the same period a year ago, as part of the new Labour government’s plan to tackle undocumented migration and people smuggling gangs, officials said on Monday.

The 609 arrests, compared to 352 in January 2024, were made during visits to over 800 premises including nail bars, restaurants, car washes and convenience stores, a government statement said.

On taking office last year Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer immediately scrapped his Conservative predecessor Rishi Sunak’s plan to deter undocumented migration to the UK by deporting new arrivals to Rwanda.

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Nigerian Man Alleges Torture, Inhumane Treatment by Germany Police, Accuses Nigerian Immigration of Complicity

Nigerian Man Alleges Torture, Inhumane Treatment by Germany Police, Accuses Nigerian Immigration of Complicity

He alleged that German police stormed his home in Munich in the early hours of January 22, 2025, and forcibly took him to an undisclosed location before bundling him onto a plane bound for Nigeria.

A Nigerian man, Obasuyi Bright, has accused German authorities of torturing and forcefully deporting him despite medical warnings against his travel, with alleged complicity from Nigerian immigration officers.

In an exclusive interview with SaharaReporters, Bright, a native of Benin City, Edo State, recounted the harrowing details of his deportation, which he described as a “nightmare.”

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UK Plans Mass Deportation, Nigerians, And Others on Edge

UK Plans Mass Deportation, Nigerians, And Others on Edge

The United Kingdom Labour-led Government has vowed to continue its clampdown on irregular migration saying the rules need to be respected and enforced.

The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, in an interview on GBN station and on the Home Office website, said 19,000 irregular migrants inherited from the Conservative government have been deported since Labour took over.

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US Begins Transferring Detained Migrants to Guantanamo

US Begins Transferring Detained Migrants to Guantanamo

The initial flights from the US transporting detained migrants to the infamous Guantanamo military base in Cuba commenced on Tuesday as President Donald Trump’s administration intensified its crackdown on illegal immigration, according to the White House.

While Guantanamo is mainly recognised as a detention facility for individuals accused of terrorism-related crimes, its history also includes holding migrants, and last week, Trump directed the establishment of a “migrant facility” capable of housing 30,000 people there.

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Kenya Airways Faces Backlash Over Nigerian Passenger’s 17-Hour Delay Without Care

Kenya Airways Faces Backlash Over Nigerian Passenger’s 17-Hour Delay Without Care

Kenya Airways, the national carrier of Kenya, has come under fire for mistreating Gloria Ibukun Omisore, a Nigerian passenger, who had a 17-hour layover in Nairobi, the country’s capital, without essential care.

A video clip from the incident, which surfaced online on Sunday, shows Omisore accusing the airline of failing to provide her with accommodation and sanitary towels during the extended stopover. She also said Nigerian travellers frequently experience unfair treatment from the same airline.

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