Last week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe set his sights for Japan to be the new go-to migration country by making overhauls in its immigration policies. These include expediting the delivery of residency cards for skilled migrants, raising the proportion of international students in the country, and bringing in more workers for the upcoming 2020Read more

Much like its geographical position, Australia is a place where most of the norms we know are flipped upside down. Here, taking the backseat of a taxi is a sin, beer after work is OK every day, and the most popular spread is ultra-bitter and salty. Somewhere along the way, the facts surrounding the countryRead more

Much like Australia, Hong Kong also went under British rule for a better part of its time (from 1841 to 1997) through the Treaty of Nanking and was handed back to China through the Convention of Peking. Throughout this period, Hong Kong transformed from a small fishing village and salt farm to one of the most importantRead more

With a robust 85 million tourists recorded last year, France is undoubtedly the most visited country on the planet. With the migration numbers increasing by 20% in the last seven years, we can say that its tourist attractions, high culture, and exquisite cuisines are their most effective advertisements for those thinking of settling down abroad.Read more

There is no country that is generalized as much as Australia (thanks, Internet). The country is a huge desert, has a surfing culture, loves Vegemite, and everybody dresses like they’re going for a summer vacation. The list goes on. The thing is, Australia is a sum of totally different parts. Each city has its ownRead more