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UK reduces post-study work visa for foreign students to 18 months

The United Kingdom has announced that the post-study work period for international students will be reduced from two years to 18 months starting January 2027. This policy will affect all foreign students, including Nigerians. The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, made the announcement on October 14, explaining that the change aims to ensure tighter immigration control while maintaining the country's appeal to global talent. According to a statement released on the UK Government’s website, international graduates will now have 18 months after completing their studies to find a graduate-level job. The new rule is part of the government’s immigration white paper and Plan for Change, which focuses on strengthening the local workforce and managing migration. The statement also noted that the Immigration Skills Charge (ISC) paid by employers sponsoring skilled foreign workers will rise by 32 percent. This is the […]

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Countries That Have Recently Relaxed Visa Rules for Nigerians

For Nigerian travelers, several countries have recently made it easier to visit by relaxing their visa rules. This shift simplifies the process for tourism, business, and study. Here is a list of countries that have eased their visa policies for Nigerians: Kenya: Nigerians can now visit visa-free for up to 90 days. Rwanda: Visa-free travel is available for stays of up to 30 days. South Africa: Applicants no longer need to physically submit their passports, and business travelers can get a five-year multiple-entry visa. United Arab Emirates (UAE): After a two-year suspension, visa issuance has resumed alongside direct flights from Lagos and Abuja. Ghana: A new online visa portal allows for electronic approvals within days. Barbados: Nigerians can now stay visa-free for up to six months. Turkey: Nigerians with valid US, UK, or Schengen visas can easily get an e-visa online. These changes reflect a growing trend […]

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427 Togolais en situation irrégulière aux États-Unis seront bientôt rapatriés.

L’annonce, faite par Mary Sturgis, officier consulaire à l’ambassade des États-Unis à Lomé, a jeté un froid parmi les nombreux ressortissants vivant dans l’illégalité sur le sol américain. Ces individus figurent sur une liste de plus d’un million de personnes recensées en novembre dernier par les services d’immigration américains. Et ce chiffre est en constante augmentation. « Je recommande à mes amis togolais concernés de rentrer volontairement avant qu’il ne soit trop tard. Les conséquences sont bien moins graves lorsqu’on prend l’initiative de revenir de soi-même », a prévenu Mme Sturgis. Sans cette démarche volontaire, les intéressés risquent non seulement une expulsion forcée, mais également des poursuites judiciaires et une interdiction de territoire allant de 5 à 10 ans, voire à vie dans les cas les plus graves. Des infractions graves souvent méconnuesL’officier consulaire a insisté sur le fait que […]

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