Published by Niall J Rice on December 22nd, 2009 in USA Immigration and work visas
Indira Nooyi is the CEO of PepsiCo
‘Only in America’ used to be the saying, this is rapidly being replaced with ‘only in India,’ Where else would you be able to find the worlds leading CEO’s on one side of the fence and US visa scams on the other? It really is a country of stark contrast.
Published by Rebekah Nahai on September 7th, 2009 in Global Visas, USA Immigration and work visas
Love travel? Want to explore the US – and get paid for it?
The Big Trip is looking for one adventurous, enthusiastic individual to spend 12 weeks travelling around the country. The job entails blogging about the experiences and being filmed for a string of US travel “webisodes”.
Explore the grand landscapes of the US
Published by Rebekah Nahai on August 13th, 2009 in Global Visas, US immigration, USA Immigration and work visas
Amy Winehouse gets US visa ban lift
She had previously been refused a US work visa for two years after being arrested for possession of cannabis and, not long after, for assaulting a fan.
Published by Rebekah Nahai on August 5th, 2009 in Global Visas, Immigration Tips, UK immigration, USA Immigration and work visas
They may be pale and drink too much beer, but studies show British men make better domestic partners than their Spanish, Japanese and Australian counterparts.
Move to the UK for a dose of domestic bliss
Research shows that both men and women are more likely to move in with or marry their partner if he or she helps out with household chores – and UK men seem to have few qualms about chipping in around the house.
Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 30th, 2009 in Global Visas, USA Immigration and work visas
Harrison Ford marks his cinematic comeback with Crossing Over, a US immigration drama at cinemas from July 31.
Harrison Ford is US immigration official in Crossing Over
The film explores modern immigration through the unlikely crossover of lives under an umbrella of visa and migration issues.
Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 28th, 2009 in Global Visas, Immigration Tips, USA Immigration and work visas
News headlines today declared US student visas the most sought-after worldwide.
They’re not blowing hot air: nearly 624,000 international students attended US universities in the 2007/2008 academic year. But deciding where to move in the US for university is no small feat.
Aside from university reputation, academic quality, and acceptance probability, students must consider more mundane things like local weather and attractions.
Published by Mark Johnstone on July 28th, 2009 in Ask Global Visas your immigration questions, Australian Immigration, Canadian Immigration, Global Immigration, Global Immigration Humour, Global Visas, UK immigration, USA Immigration and work visas
Join the latest Global Visas 'hot' debate
With strikes set to take place across Britain by UK immigration officials, travellers are looking at a holiday season that may descend into farce. Are British Border bureaucrats the bugbear of travellers and UK visa seekers worldwide or do worse exist?
Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 27th, 2009 in Global Immigration, Global Visas, USA Immigration and work visas
Walking for US immigration joy
A Vietnamese man is walking across the US to express his appreciation for his adopted country.
Published by Rebekah Nahai on July 24th, 2009 in Expats, Immigration Tips, USA Immigration and work visas
Sandra Bullock's (right) 'Proposal' to Ryan Reynolds (left) to secure US visa
Want to know how NOT to get a US work visa? Then watch The Proposal, a new rom-com starring Sandra Bullock, just out in cinemas worldwide.
Published by Mark Johnstone on July 20th, 2009 in USA Immigration and work visas
Barack Obama is backing US immigration laws
A US visa law set up to protect immigrants who are victims of crime has seen a rush of approved applications after being little-known about for many years.
