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Noticed the USCIS policy update. Seems important for those waiting to adjust their status.

Heard about the UK's new visa policies. Does it really help international students stay after graduation?

Yeah, the uncertainty about the trial period does raise concerns. I wonder if they’ll make it permanent or keep adjusting it based on feedback. Hopefully, more clarity will come soon.

The increase in minimum salary for non-EU workers is a positive step for worker welfare, but I'm concerned about the impact on small businesses. How will they manage these added financial pressures?

Now it's $5M for a 5-year visa, right?

Sounds like a good idea. But I wonder how easy it will be for investors to actually recover their investment. Have they detailed this process?

The increasing variety of EV models is a positive step towards broader adoption. However, ensuring these vehicles cater to various needs and regions is critical for their success.

I don’t think it’s only about the fees though. The focus on sustainable development is interesting. Is this something other countries are doing too?

I think the investment requirement depends on the area. Some places have a higher minimum, especially since August 2023 when they made changes. But I don't know the exact figures either. 🤷‍♀️

It seems like a good idea to help with the doctor shortage.

So, no more investment visas? That's it?

It's about education and infrastructure. We need to invest in both to make sure everyone can benefit from technology, not just a select part of society.

True, grassroots sports are vital for community engagement. They're often more inclusive and focused on participation rather than just winning.

Agree with the hybrid model. It's about choice.

Thanks for sharing that, Adam. Does anyone know if other countries have similar policies?