The Immigration Lawyer’s Diary – Real Facts, Honest Advice Case: Guiding a Chemical Engineer to Global Excellence A chemical engineer approached our law firm with ambitious plans for higher study in the USA, particularly to pursue a master’s in a highly specialized field of chemical engineering. He had done his homework, bringing a shortlist of … Continue reading Guiding a Chemical Engineer to Global Excellence
By Prashant Ajmera
Cultural Adaptation and Academic Success: How to Prepare for Life as a Student Overseas Cultural adaptation and academic success are crucial for Indian students planning to study overseas. Being open-minded, proactive, and organized ensures you can thrive both socially and academically in a new country. Understanding Cultural Adaptation Indian students often face unfamiliar customs, language … Continue reading Cultural Adaptation and Academic Success: How to Prepare for Life as a Student Overseas
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Licensing and Professional Registration: What Indian Students Need to Know Each year, many Indian students pursue higher studies abroad in hopes of landing a good job and eventual immigration. However, for those in regulated professions—like doctors, lawyers, engineers, chartered accountants, architects, dentists, civil engineers, pharmacists, and physiotherapists—the journey is far more complex than most students … Continue reading Licensing and Professional Registration- What Indian Students Need to Know
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Immigration Is Not Guaranteed: What Indian Students Need to Know Before Applying for a Student Visa Many Indian students dream of studying abroad to gain world-class education and better career prospects. However, one important truth is often overlooked: obtaining a student visa does not automatically guarantee immigration or permanent residency (PR) in the study destination country. … Continue reading What Indian Students Need to Know Before Applying for a Student Visa
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IRCC – Canada immigration department receives 9000 fake or canceled student visa admission letters in 4 months! In recent months Canada made several changes to their student visa rules including a limited number of students that can be admitted to Canada under student visa rules. Here are some major changes! As of 24th April 2024 … Continue reading IRCC – Canada receives 9000 fake or canceled student visa admission letters in last 4 months!
📢 **Important Update on Canadian Student Visas! 🇨🇦** For the first time in Canadian immigration history, a quota system has been introduced for non-immigrant student visas for the next two years. On January 23, 2024, the Canadian Immigration Minister announced a significant reduction, limiting the issuance of student visas to approximately 364,000 for the academic … Continue reading First Time in Canadian Immigration History: Quota for Student Visas
**Charting the Course: A Guide for Millennial Indian Parents in Planning Their Child’s Foreign Education Journey** Millennial parents, born between 1981 and 1996, are known for their progressive parenting style. Unlike traditional approaches, they prioritize personal growth and career development before embracing parenthood. This forward-thinking mindset extends to their children’s education, with a strong inclination … Continue reading Indian Millennial Parents and Planning Their Child’s Foreign Education
STUDY AND IMMIGRATE TO CANADA AFTER FOUR YEARS OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING FROM INDIA If you’re considering studying in Canada and pursuing immigration options after earning your four-year Bachelor of Engineering degree from India, here are some options to explore: Consider taking a one or two-year diploma program at a private or semi-private college in Canada. … Continue reading Study and/or settle in Canada after Four Years of Degree from India
Study Abroad – Ten common misconceptions that students and parents have about studying & settling abroad!! Common mistakes made by parents and students while planning for study abroad! Here are my 10 quick tips. (Video version) Study abroad after grade 12 only if money is not a problem! Take IELTS coaching from an institute that does not … Continue reading Study abroad and ten common misconceptions
Indian parents wait till standard 12 or bachelor degree results to take action for a child’s foreign education. It could be too late and you may be running out of options. Pursuant to the economic liberalization in India, wealth creation has reached unprecedented heights. From the time of independence, the Indian economic era can be … Continue reading Changing Indian economic scenario & it’s impact on foreign education
Common mistakes made by parents and students while planning for study abroad! Here are my 10 quick tips. (Video version) Study abroad after grade 12 only if money is not a problem! Take IELTS coaching from an institute that does not provide student visa consultancy! STUDYING ABROAD does not translate to ‘Your life is set’! Study abroad … Continue reading Study Abroad – Ten common misconceptions that students and parents have about studying & settling abroad!!
