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USCIS to Use 'Date for Filing' Chart for Adjustment of Status Applications in November
Recently, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officially announced that for November 2019, the second month of the 2020 fiscal year, applicants who have already obtained other legal residency status in the United States may refer to the 'Date for Filing' chart published by the Department of State's Visa Office to submit their adjustment of status applications (Form I-485) to USCIS.
Immigrate to Saint Lucia: Favorable Tax System Facilitates Overseas Asset Allocation
Located in the heart of the Caribbean, Saint Lucia is beloved by people around the world for its beautiful natural scenery, unique climatic conditions, fresh environment, and the leisurely lifestyle of its locals. At the same time, this country with unique charm welcomes global investors with open arms.
A New Landmark for Investment: The Truth Behind Turkey's Popularity
Recently, the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) announced that approximately 60,170 companies were established in Turkey in the first nine months of this year, representing a year-on-year increase of nearly 22% in the number of newly established companies! In the same statement, the organization also indicated that 7,696 companies were established in Turkey in September, up from 6,328 in the same period last year, with a 15% growth in newly established foreign-invested companies!
What are the requirements for immigration after studying in New Zealand?
New Zealand is one of the most popular countries for immigrants worldwide. With the changes in New Zealand's immigration policies, an increasing number of applicants are choosing to immigrate through studying in New Zealand. So, what are the requirements for immigration after studying in New Zealand?
New Zealand Entrepreneur Immigration Application Requirements and Process
Investment immigration policies were introduced as early as the 1980s, and the New Zealand Entrepreneur Immigration Program was established by the New Zealand government at the end of November 2010. Applicants for New Zealand Entrepreneur Immigration must first obtain a 3-year work visa, establish a business in New Zealand, and then transition to permanent residency. Specifically, the application for the New Zealand Entrepreneur Immigration Program consists of three steps:
Frequent Interaction Between WorldWay Group and the Government of Montenegro
Recently, Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of WorldWay Group, and Ms. Li Ma, Vice President, met with H.E. Milo Djukanovic, President of Montenegro, and his delegation. The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on various topics including Montenegro's investment citizenship program, global investment trends, and immigration real estate. President H.E. Milo Djukanovic highly praised WorldWay Group's professionalism in the field of investment immigration.
Overview of New Zealand Investment Immigration Policies and Costs
New Zealand investment immigration is a category established by the New Zealand government to attract overseas capital into the New Zealand market to promote economic development. It is applicable to overseas individuals with certain assets and investment business capabilities. New Zealand investment immigration is mainly divided into two categories: Investor Category 1 and Investor Category 2.
New Zealand Skilled Immigration Points System and Application Process
Unlike Australia and Canada, New Zealand skilled immigration applicants will receive one of three outcomes after a comprehensive review of their materials: approval for Permanent Residency, rejection, or approval for a job search visa. Next, let us explore the points system and application process for New Zealand skilled immigration.
Attention! Registration for the college entrance examination for Beijing residents will begin next month, and these individuals will enjoy special treatment
Previously, the Ministry of Education announced that the number of candidates for the college entrance examination in China in 2019 exceeded 10 million, setting a new historical record. The increasingly intense battle of the college entrance examination, which is fought without gunfire, has caused countless parents to worry. What can parents do for their children in the face of the college entrance examination?
New Zealand's latest points-based system for skilled migrants in 2019
Although the points-based assessment table for skilled migrants is very clear on the New Zealand Immigration website, there may still be some points that are unclear. Today, we will provide a detailed breakdown of the latest 2019 New Zealand skilled migrant points-based assessment table so that you can be fully prepared.
An Interpretation of New Zealand's Skilled Migrant Category Policy and Application Requirements
New Zealand's Skilled Migrant Category policy requires applicants to possess specific technical skills and the ability to utilize those skills locally to contribute to the socio-economic development of the country. Currently, New Zealand's skilled migration utilizes an Expression of Interest (EOI) points-based system. While a score of 100 points is sufficient to enter the pool, Immigration New Zealand has clearly stated that it currently only invites applicants with a score of 160 points or higher.
New Zealand Study and Immigration Professional Reference
New Zealand has very favorable immigration policies, allowing both undergraduate and graduate students to obtain a three-year work visa after graduation, fulfilling their immigration dreams. With such excellent immigration policies, what professional choices do students have when studying in New Zealand? Today, I will explain what majors are suitable for male and female students studying in New Zealand.