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23 May 13
International students fall furthest in UK immigration figures
Falling numbers of international students coming to Britain have resulted in the lowest UK immigration figures in a decade.
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22 May 13
South Africa considers adding visa requirement for British tourists
The South African government is reportedly considering adding a visa requirement for British tourists following a diplomatic row over foreign aid.
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22 May 13
Poland edges closer to US Visa Waiver Program deal
A successful vote in the US Senate means Poland's long-awaited and much-coveted accession to the US Visa Waiver Program edges a little closer.
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22 May 13
Australia named Best Country in the World by British readers
Readers of the Telegraph newspaper's Ultratravel magazine have named Australia as the best country in the world as part of its annual survey.
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21 May 13
New Zealand immigration influx gathers pace
The rate of people moving to New Zealand combined with falling rates of those leaving for Australia is positioning the country in a great economic position for the future.
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21 May 13
457 Visa Fee to double
The cost of a 457 visa to Australia will double to AU$900 in July, it was announced in last week's Federal Budget.
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16 May 13
UK visa progress for Chinese tourists
Immigration Minister Mark Harper has said his department will look at ways of processing UK visa applications from Chinese tourists faster after repeated requests from the tourism and retail industries.
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16 May 13
Canadian visa to lure high-tech immigrants
Canadian Immigration Minister Jason Kenney will visit America's Silicon Valley this week in an attempt to lure high-tech skilled workers north on its new Canada visa program.
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14 May 13
Former PM attacks Government's UK immigration stance
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has used his first speech since leaving office to attack the current coalition Government's stance on UK immigration.
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14 May 13
Penalty rates change to create 10,000 jobs in Australia
A report from Restaurant and Catering Australia (R&CA) claims as many as 10,000 jobs in the hospitality industry could be created should penalty rates change.
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