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27-06-2024

Delay in Changes to Canada's Citizenship Laws Until August 2024

United kingdom, United state

#citizenship

Changes to Canada’s first-generation limit (FGL) rule for citizenship have been delayed until August 9, 2024. The FGL rule prevents children born abroad to Canadian parents also born abroad from automatically receiving citizenship.

The Ontario Supreme Court deemed this unconstitutional, initially setting a deadline of June 19, 2024, for amendments. However, an extension was granted, with a possible further extension to December 2024. Bill C-71 aims to amend the Citizenship Act to address this issue.

Interim measures now allow some affected individuals to receive citizenship through urgent processing. The House of Commons' summer break may delay final changes until December 2024.
29-06-2024

Saudi Arabia Arrests 13,445 for Immigration and Residency Violations

United kingdom,United state

#immigration

#residence

A joint campaign in Saudi Arabia from June 20 to 26 led to the arrests of 13,445 individuals for violating residency, work, and border security laws. Among them, 3,230 violated border regulations, and 1,452 breached work rules.

Authorities caught 1,063 people attempting to enter the Kingdom illegally, with 36% from Yemen, 62% from Ethiopia, and 2% from other countries. Additionally, 66 individuals were apprehended trying to leave illegally. One person was arrested for aiding and concealing violators.
29-06-2024

Australia's Visa Approval Rate for Vietnamese Students Drops to 18-Year Low

United kingdom,United state

#studentvisa

#decline

Australia granted visas to 12,600 Vietnamese students in the last 10 months, the lowest approval rate in 18 years at 78.7%. This is only the second time since 2005 that the rate has fallen below 80%.

The most rejections were for vocational and English language courses, with approval rates at 46.8% and 48.4%. Undergraduate and postgraduate approval rates remained high at 90-100%.

Australia has tightened immigration policies, including higher financial proof and English requirements, and limiting part-time work. Despite stricter rules, Vietnam remains a key market for Australian schools due to its high-achieving students.
29-06-2024

Turkey Deports 103 Nigerians Over Expired Visas and Migration Issues

United kingdom,United state

#illegal

#deport

Turkey deported 103 Nigerians due to expired visas and other irregularities, revealed Alhaji Tijani Ahmed, Federal Commissioner of the NCFRMI. Expected were 110, but only 103 arrived, all male.

Some deportees, like Arinze Stone, faced long detention periods and alleged extortion by Turkish authorities. Another deportee, Moses Emeh, criticized the Turkish government for lack of transparency.

NCFRMI and NEMA pledged support and reintegration programs. The deportation highlights diplomatic issues and calls for better awareness for Nigerians in Turkey regarding local immigration policies.

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