Citizenship & Residency​

Refugees seeking permanent settlement in the UK will face longer wait times than the current five-year period under proposed government reforms to the asylum system. The government has also confirmed...

As new 2025 UK asylum reforms take effect, refugees face longer waits, tougher requirements, and the end of automatic family reunions. While the government says these changes promote “commitment and...

A Japanese-born professor who lost her Japanese citizenship after acquiring Canadian nationality challenged Japan’s nationality law in court, claiming it violates her constitutional rights. The Osaka District Court recently dismissed...

Legal challenges and logistical hurdles are contributing to a growing deportation backlog in Ireland, with delays in removing failed asylum seekers becoming more pronounced. Despite an increase in deportation orders—rising...

In a surprising move, Sweden's government has announced Sweden's $34,000 Immigrant Incentive, offering up to 350,000 kronor for immigrants to voluntarily return home.

Canada Study Visa 2025 introduces new visa caps, language requirements, and tighter rules for spousal work permits, reshaping the path for international students

The Canada PGWP 2025 changes will limit eligibility to graduates from programs in high-demand sectors, focusing on labor shortages to streamline immigration pathways

USCIS will welcome over 17,000 new U.S. citizens in 467 ceremonies during Constitution Week 2024, celebrating the importance of citizenship and the U.S. Constitution.

The most sought-after document for immigrants seeking permanent residency in the United States is the Green Card.

Granting US citizenship to foreign diplomats' children ignores the reality that the foreign parents are, in both situations, temporarily residing in our nation, working for a different government or international...