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  1. mghatiya

    Israel Extends Deadline For Non-Expert Industrial Sector Work Permits

    Disagree with the cheer here. Extending deadlines isn’t solving the real problem. It's like putting a band-aid on a broken leg.
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    United States State Department Releases FY 2025 Diversity Visa Lottery Winners

    The Diversity Visa Lottery is a great opportunity for many to gain permanent residence in the U.S. But the risk of fraud is quite high. How can entrants safeguard themselves against scams?
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    The UK Tech Sector Faces New Challenges: Navigating The Impacts Of Updated Immigration Salary Thresholds

    I disagree. The policy changes will only benefit the rich and established companies, while smaller startups and those outside of London will struggle to compete.
  4. mghatiya

    Canada's New Family-Based Humanitarian Pathway For Sudanese Nationals Affected By Conflict

    Totally disagree! Expanding it too much would create more pressure on Canada's resources. We can’t accommodate everyone, and the current limits make sense. Focus should be on helping those with direct ties to Canada.
  5. mghatiya

    Navigating The Surge: Canada’s Permanent Residence Fees See Increment In 2024

    I disagree here! There are already high costs involved in relocating and settling in a new country. This increase might just be too discouraging for many potential applicants. It feels like a barrier rather than a facilitation.
  6. mghatiya

    Luxembourg: A Promising Haven For Expatriates Seeking Citizenship

    I’m not convinced about the language requirement for citizenship. Isn't it a bit exclusionary? Yes, integration is important, but should language be such a barrier?
  7. mghatiya

    Privacy In The Digital Age: How Much Is Too Much?

    I have to disagree with some points here. Even if we take all precautions, we're still vulnerable. The onus should be more on the companies and regulators.
  8. mghatiya

    Gabon Changes Visa Policy For G20 Nationals

    I DISAGREE with the notion that this is purely a strategic move for security. It feels more like a financial strategy. Visa fees are a quick revenue generator, aren’t they? Seems like a financial decision masked as a security concern to me.
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    Navigating New Terrain: Oman Implements Omanization Policy For Foreign-Owned Companies

    I think the new policy in Oman is quite restrictive. Forcing companies to hire local talent within a year might deter foreign investors. They need more flexibility to succeed.
  10. mghatiya

    Upcoming Changes In Kenya's Immigration Services Fees: What You Need To Know

    Disagree with the fee increase. It’s just another barrier. How are we ensuring that those who can least afford it aren't left out? This isn’t just about improving systems but ensuring they are accessible.
  11. mghatiya

    Decoding Habit Formation: The Neuroscience Of Everyday Routines

    I agree, but only partially. Disruptions can indeed derail a habit, especially if motivation is low. That’s why it’s important to build habits that are resilient to change, maybe by having multiple cues or rewards.
  12. mghatiya

    Reevaluation Of South Africa’s Immigration System Amendments Following Public Outcry

    Disagreeing here. The delay indicates poor planning and execution. How can we trust a system that's not even implemented properly?
  13. mghatiya

    Exploring The Elegance Of Monaco Residency

    That’s exactly the catch. Monaco is not for people who want to work or build a career. It’s more like a retirement haven for the ultra-wealthy or a tax shelter. Sure, the luxury is tempting, but the restrictions on employment might make it boring after a while.
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    New Youth Mobility Agreements To Enhance Canada-Finland And Canada-South Korea Cultural And Professional Exchanges

    I’m skeptical about the real impact on strengthening international relations. It’s a nice thought, but the effect of individual exchanges on broader diplomatic ties may be overstated.
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    Canada Implements Cap On International Student Permits And Updates Post-Graduation Work Permit Program

    Disagree with this CAP. It's a SHORT-SIGHTED move. Canada thrives because of diversity and international talent. We're sending the WRONG MESSAGE to the world. This will hurt not just the universities but our reputation as an inclusive nation.

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