Published news briefings, program updates, policy changes, and practical immigration analysis.
The European Commission has formally asked Antigua and Barbuda to phase out its Citizenship by Investment Program by June 1, 2028, according to a statement from the Office…
Immigration New Zealand has recognised 134 new National Occupation List occupations for the Accredited Employer Work Visa across two updates since late 2025. The first 87 occupations took…
New Zealand’s secondary schools are facing a shortage of qualified teachers, and several teaching roles now sit on Green List residence pathways. Secondary School Teacher and Primary School…
From 24 August 2026, New Zealand study will become more valuable under the Skilled Migrant Category because a qualification completed in New Zealand will earn one more residence…
Canada has extended the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot, a study-to-permanent-residence pathway for qualifying French-speaking international students who want to settle outside Quebec. The pilot will now remain…
Retail sales taxes remain a major revenue source for U.S. states and localities, but combined state and local rates vary widely. As of midyear 2026, the highest average…
New Brunswick has extended the Private Career College Graduate Pilot, a study-to-permanent-residence pathway for international graduates of select programs at Oulton College and Eastern College. The pilot will…
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada issued 534 invitations to apply through Express Entry in the first July draw, targeting Provincial Nominee Program candidates with the lowest PNP cut-off…
A new Senate proposal would sharply increase the stock buyback excise tax for large oil and gas companies in response to the Strait of Hormuz crisis. The Taxing…
A recent argument claims that full expensing neutralizes the burden tariffs place on imported business equipment and inputs. The counterargument is that tariffs still raise the cost of…