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Passport requirements are slowly changing across the globe. The United States has already started to demand that people will be able to present machine readable passports and within 36 months the European Union citizens' passports will have the holders' fingerprints in them.
Canada has set its limit for immigrants for next year while Germany has detected a shortage in workers in lower skilled category jobs and there is a brewing clash between the United States and the European Union regarding visa free travels.
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29 October 2004
As of Nov.1, 2004, people applying for a visa under the Highly Skilled Migrant Program (HSMP), will have to fill out a new application form...
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21 October 2004
EU officials met recently with their U.S. counterparts to discuss an extension of the US Visa Waiver Program, which at the moment allows nationals from 15, mainly western EU members...
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21 October 2004
Daily German newspaper, Die Tageszietung, calls upon the country’s Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder’s Social Democrats (SPD) to take action...
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21 October 2004
A federal judge has granted class action suit status, nationwide, to a lawsuit aginst U.S. immigration officials for stalling green card applications...
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20 October 2004
Canada plans to admit 225,000 immigrants in 2005, including 60 percent skilled workers and their families and 40 percent family unification and refugee immigrants...
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19 October 2004
Work Permit UK is currently trying to allocate resources to improve their service standards and urges applicants to allow for extended waiting periods...
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12 October 2004
Starting Oct. 26 this year, each person wishing to visit the United States must have either a Machine Readable Passport (MRP) and a visa waiver form...
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1 October 2004
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) said it has received its congressionally-mandated limit for H-1B applications for FY2005. No more H-1B applications...
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1 October 2004
In an effort to stop illegal immigrants at the source, British immigration officials will set up Passport controls for all UK-bound Eurostar trains, in Brussels...
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1 October 2004
Entry points across the US have begun 'biometric' security checks on business travellers and vacationers entering the country. This new security measure...
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