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Germany Launches Opportunity Card to Attract Skilled Nigerians and Others

The Government of Germany has introduced the ‘Opportunity Card,’ a new initiative aimed at attracting skilled workers from non-European Union (EU) countries, including Nigeria.

This portal where applicants were asked to apply showed Nigeria as one of the countries of residence of intending applicants.

The Opportunity Card, a type of residence permit, allows individuals from third countries—nations outside the EU—to enter Germany to seek employment.

Over 107,600 Passports Remain Uncollected Nationwide – Nigerian Immigration Service Laments

Lamenting that efforts to contact the owners had proved abortive, the CG appealed to applicants whose passports had been produced to endeavour to pick them up at the various passport-issuing centres across the country.

The Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), has revealed that 107,646 produced passports remained uncollected nationwide.

Top 8 Scholarships Without IELTS Requirements for International Students

International students find scholarships, without the need for an IELTS score, to be a priceless opportunity. With this chance, you may strengthen your application and raise your chances of being awarded a scholarship because many universities normally demand the IELTS as a prerequisite for admission.

The purpose of the IELTS standards for overseas students is to confirm your ability to read, write, and comprehend English. This guarantees that, if you are accepted, you will be able to swiftly understand English accents in lectures.

Acquiring A Master’s Degree in Saudi Arabia 2024 – All You Need to Know

Bagging a master’s degree in Saudi Arabia might just be what you need. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has one of the best higher education systems in the Middle East. This is one of the reasons there have been so many influxes of international students in the country in the past decade. Additionally, the country exhibits a beautiful combination of modern architecture, ancient sites, and the coast of the Red Sea. This has kept a lot of people in this country, even after studies.

UK To Introduce Mandatory English Tests for Migrant Graduates

The UK government is set to revise the Graduate Route scheme by introducing mandatory annual English tests for migrant graduates, aiming to ensure that only highly proficient English speakers remain in the country. 

This is part of broader efforts to tighten immigration controls and maintain high educational standards.

US-Based Nigerian, Yomi Faparusi, Set to Contest US Congress Seat

Yomi Faparusi, a Nigerian-American based in Tennessee, in the United States, is vying as an independent candidate to represent Tennessee District 5 in the US Congress.

The election is slated for November 5, 2024.

Faparusi, who made this known while speaking during a virtual meeting with reporters at the weekend, said his victory in November 5, 2024 election would inspire the next generation.

Nigerian Immigration Officers Abroad Struggle as Allowances Remain Unpaid Since December

Nigerian Immigration Service officers on foreign missions have been facing severe financial hardships due to unpaid allowances since December. The delay in payments has led to difficulties in covering essential expenses, risking both personal well-being and Nigeria’s diplomatic reputation. Efforts to reach NIS officials for comment have been unsuccessful.

Caregivers from Abroad to Be Given Permanent Resident Status on Arrival in Canada

Canada has announced new, enhanced caregiver pilot programs as the expiry date for Canada’s existing Home Child Care Provider Pilot and the Home Support Worker Pilot approaches.

The new pilot programs will provide home care workers with permanent residence (PR) on arrival in Canada. They will also be allowed to work for organizations that provide temporary or part-time care for people who are semi-independent or recovering from an injury or illness. This new pathway means that caregivers can more easily find proper work with reliable employers and have clear, straightforward access to permanent resident status as soon as they arrive in Canada.

No More Police Clearance: Canada Announces Changes for Students and Temporary Residency Visas

The Canadian government has announced that police clearance certificates will no longer be required for individuals entering the country as temporary residents, including those on study permits, due to their unreliability.

This announcement was made by Canada’s Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, Marc Miller, during a session of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration on Monday.

Canada’s 8 Pathways to Establishing Permanent Residency Status for Immigrants

There are 8 pathways to establish a permanent residency route in Canada which allows for greater stability, access to more benefits, and full integration into Canadian society and lifestyle.

There is growing interest in exploring new programs that facilitate the transition from Temporary Resident (TR) to Permanent Resident (PR) status in Canada. This change embodies the aspirations of many who come to Canada seeking new beginnings and ample opportunities.

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Germany Launches Opportunity Card to Attract Skilled Nigerians and Others

Over 107,600 Passports Remain Uncollected Nationwide – Nigerian Immigration Service Laments

Top 8 Scholarships Without IELTS Requirements for International Students

Acquiring A Master’s Degree in Saudi Arabia 2024 – All You Need to Know

UK To Introduce Mandatory English Tests for Migrant Graduates

US-Based Nigerian, Yomi Faparusi, Set to Contest US Congress Seat

Nigerian Immigration Officers Abroad Struggle as Allowances Remain Unpaid Since December

Caregivers from Abroad to Be Given Permanent Resident Status on Arrival in Canada

No More Police Clearance: Canada Announces Changes for Students and Temporary Residency Visas

Canada’s 8 Pathways to Establishing Permanent Residency Status for Immigrants