Our friendly neighbors up north have created a new Canada Start Up Visa that allows entrepreneurs to immigrate to the country with significantly less red tape than in years past.
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On November 23, 2012, the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) announced that the gap requirement would be eliminated for virtually all tourist visa holders. Nationals of Afghanistan, China, Iran, Pakistan, Iraq, Sudan, Bangladesh, and foreign nationals of Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin and “stateless persons” will continue to come under the 60-Âday gap rule, but
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Having your passport stolen can be a frightening experience. In addition to the fear that someone might use your passport for illicit means, you’ll also have to face the challenge of replacing your passport before any upcoming trips. For people who travel regularly for business or personal reasons, this can
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US News has released its rankings of the world’s top travel destinations. The great news is that people can travel to most of these destinations with valid US passports, though a few locations on the list require a travel visa, including Brazil, Australia, and China. While you can read through US
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Use this passport checklist if you’re applying for a new U.S. passport Applying for an expedited new passport through a U.S. passport agency can be a confusing and challenging task, especially if you need your passport fast!. Swift Passport Services New Passport Checklist will ensure you have gathered all the necessary
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While you may have an opinion about this question, the answer isn’t actually up for debate; passports are not a right, they are a privilege extended to Americans who are not incarcerated, do not have a warrant out for their arrest, and do not owe child support in excess of
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By Elizabeth Walder, Esq., Immigration Law Associates, P.C.  The U.S. Congress created the Diversity Visa (DV) lottery program as a way of broadening the U.S. immigrant population by granting permanent residence to aliens of countries with a low rate of immigration to the U.S. Unfortunately, those in high-immigration countries must
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Lately, you may have noticed that the Mexico Tourism Board has spent a lot of resources revamping their image to reintroduce Mexico to the world. Frankly, it’s hard not to notice: advertisements on television, online and full-page ads in leading travel magazines provide almost surreal images of underwater worlds and
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When making travel plans to visit Europe, countries such as Italy, France, Germany, Spain, and England are typically at the top of people’s wish list. Though these countries are incredible travel destinations, there are so many other unique places to explore throughout the European Union. One of our favorites? Poland!
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Congratulations to the newly naturalized American citizen! You received your naturalization papers, survived fingerprinting and a multitude of fees, passed FBI clearance, passed your naturalization interview, turned in your green card, and took the Oath of Allegiance. You are now an American with Naturalization papers ready to visit your
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