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The UK Government Creates a New Fast-Track Visa for Health Professionals

Are you a foreign trained physiotherapist interested in working in the UK? then this is good news for you. The UK government has come up with a new Health and care visa that just takes about 3 weeks to process. It is also cheaper than other UK Skilled workers visa and health professionals would be…

Citizenship by Investment: St.Kitts and Nevis Reduces family contribution to $150,000

On July 3rd, the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis reduced the minimum contribution families must make to become economic citizens. Now, families of four contribute US$150,000, instead of US$195,000, to the Sustainable Growth Fund under the country’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programme. The offer is temporary, valid from July 3rd, 2020, until December 31, 2020. The…

Immigration Options to Get Physiotherapy jobs in USA for Foreigners

If you are a foreign trained Physiotherapist interested in getting a job in the US there are quite a number of immigration pathways available for you.The route you take to migrate to the US as a physiotherapist, however, will depend on your own personal situation. Some popular ways of getting to work in the US…

Strongest Passports in the World 2020

Many times we think of which countries could give us the privilege of having the best passport in the world. Not everyone likes to walk into embassies and even queue to get a visa… that’s why if you are a global citizen you also want to think “passport ranking”…Which is the most powerful passport in…

New 5year Dubai Multiple Entry Visa for all Nationalities Announced

His Royal Highness Sheikh Mohammed, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates has announced a change in the tourist visa system. On the 6th of January he made this announcement via his Twitter page: “I chaired the first meeting of the Council of Ministers in the new year … We reviewed the…