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Top Emigrating Destinations

Emigrating to Australia

Northern Australia is actually made up of the large Northern Territory and the state of Queensland. This area accounts for approximately half of all the country’s landmass. Many people may be surprised to know that, despite its size, only around 20 per cent of the population of Australia lives in the northern portion of the country. ...

Emigrating to New Zealand

There are plenty of appealing reasons to choose New Zealand as the country you wish to emigrate to. The climate is excellent and the economy continues to grow. There are plenty of jobs here for immigrants which makes it very appealing for those who are looking for better opportunities to take advantage of. If you are considering a move to New...

Emigrating to Canada

There are now many exciting opportunities to be found in Canada. This makes the country very attractive to immigrants. You can either apply for immigration at a Canadian visa office outside the country or apply for permanent residence when you are already here. The country provides many immigration programs that can best suit you and your...

Emigrating to USA

To most, the U.S. is the land of opportunity. But the land of opportunity can quickly become the land of frustration given the great difficulty one has to go through to migrate there. There are many ways that you can go about migrating to the U.S. You can go through employment sponsored immigration, family sponsored immigration,...

Latest Emigration News

Migrants at risk of European Health Insurance Card treatment refusal

Migrants at risk of European Health Insurance Card treatment refusal
As the financial noose tighten on public heath services across the European Union, would-be expats and even visitors are being warned their Health Insurance Card won’t guarantee treatment. Whether you’re an expat resident or a friend or family member visiting overseas in an EU member state, you risk being turned back at customs if you...

Bipartisan immigration reform bill makes it to full Senate

Bipartisan immigration reform bill makes it to full Senate
Slewed slightly to the political right to attract Republican votes, the controversial US immigration reform bill is now heading for the senate floor. The centrepiece of the proposed legislation, the 13-year ‘road to citizenship’ for the majority of the 11 million illegals in the US, has survived intact and may emerge as the most...

Hong Kong immigrants in Canada rushing to return to Asian homelands

Hong Kong immigrants in Canada rushing to return to Asian homelands
A growing number of Canadian citizens originating from Hong Kong are turning their backs on their adopted country and going home. Recently-released demographic data tells the tale of fast-diminishing numbers of Asian-Canadian citizens, down by 32,000 in the last 17 years. Canada’s National Household Survey shows a total of 209,000 Hong...

Costa Rica Central Valley becoming the next expat haven

Costa Rica Central Valley becoming the next expat haven
Costa Rica’s Central Valley, a high plateau containing the country’s capital, San Jose and surrounded by mountains, has long been a destination for adventurous expats. Established expat towns such as San Remon, Atenas, Grecia, Alajuela, Moravia and Heredia are drawing even more residents from overseas, as are the up-and-coming hotspots...

Canada to lure Silicon Valley techies struggling with immigration issues

Canada to lure Silicon Valley techies struggling with immigration issues
Canada’s minister of citizenship, immigration and multiculturalism arrived in the Bay area last Friday determined to spread the message that his country is open for business. In a Vancouver interview before he left, Jason Kenney told the media that the dysfunctional US immigration system is now common knowledge worldwide, adding that he...