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Release of the Top 10 Immigration Events of 2022
Looking back at the immigration highlights of the year, WorldWay Group, after careful research and analysis, and having consulted with immigration professionals and investors from relevant countries, has selected the "Top 10 Immigration Events of 2022" to share with investors and the industry, adhering to the principles of being "objective, fair, authoritative, and professional." This marks the ninth consecutive year since 2014 that WorldWay Group has reviewed the major annual events in the immigration industry.
Top Ten Immigration Events of 2021 Released
Top Ten Immigration Events of 2021 Released
Top Ten Immigration Events of 2019 Released
2019 was a year of significant change in the immigration industry. Looking back, many countries around the world underwent continuous reforms in immigration policies, and numerous emerging immigration projects rose rapidly, capturing the attention of the immigration sector. After thorough research and analysis, along with consultations with professionals in the immigration field from relevant countries and some investors, Worldview Group has selected the 'Top Ten Immigration Events of 2019' to share with investors and the wider community.
Ireland Immigration 2018, Only 14 Days in January to Submit Documents!
On December 22, 2017, the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) announced the submission dates and latest requirements for the 2018 investment immigration program. Unlike previous years, the submission period for 2018 has changed from 3 weeks to 2 weeks.
"Canada Immigration Welcomes Good News" Selected as One of the Top Ten Immigration Events of 2016
Canada Immigration Welcomes Good News has been selected as one of the Top Ten Immigration Events of 2016. Worldway immigration experts state that as Canada gradually relaxes its immigration policies, quotas continue to increase, and processing speeds are also accelerating. In 2017, numerous significant reforms to Canada's immigration policies are expected to be announced, and the spring of Canadian investment immigration will continue.