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The year is soon coming to an end and so will the US Green Card lottery. Those who still consider applying should hurry up and do so before time is up. Also noteworthy are upcoming changes to immigration policies in the US. Visa application requirements are expected to tighten.
Meanwhile, New Zealand is recognizing the importance of having skilled professionals. The country's Ethnic Affairs Minister Chris Carter said the country is willing to spend more and more money on improving conditions for the increased number of immigrants landing on its shores.
Finally, the American Interpol head is not pleased with the lack of security on the UK borders. He pointed out that he didn't have to give his passport number at the border when he arrived in the country.
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