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December 13, 2025

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Canada introduces 14-day expedited work permits for foreign doctors

Canada aims to attract more foreign doctors with new measures, ministers Diab and Chi say Under the new Canadian policy, doctors who secure a provincial or territorial nomination along with a job offer will qualify for expedited processing. In a major push to address health care shortages nationwide, Canada has developed an immigration fast track that will grant eligible foreign doctors a work permit in just 14 days, according to the UAE. Gulf News. The measure, announced by Immigration Minister Lena Metleghe Diab and Parliamentary Secretary to Health Minister Maggie Chee, aims to attract more international health professionals to the

October 28, 2025

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Canada cuts study permits for 2025, here’s what it means for students

Canada’s approval of new international student permits has sunk to a ten-year low, even deeper than during the COVID-19 shutdown. Ottawa’s strict caps on post-secondary hiring are driving the decline, according to new data from ApplyBoard. The platform predicts the federal government will approve just 80,000 new study permits in 2025, down 62% from 2024 and well below pre-pandemic levels. By comparison, Canada approved about 92,000 new permits at the height of the pandemic in 2020. Read more: Rural Indians join rush to study abroad as prospects dim at home Screenshot [ApplyBoard’s – Canada’s Student Cap Causes Greater Declines Than

June 25, 2024

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1,079 pilgrims out of 1,301 who died during the Hajj did not have official permits

Muslim pilgrims walk with umbrellas on the third day of the stoning of the devil ritual, amid extremely hot weather, during the annual hajj pilgrimage, in Mina, Saudi Arabia, June 18, 2024. — Reuters Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry said on Tuesday that 83% — 1,079 out of 1,301 — of the total deaths during the 2024 Hajj pilgrimage were those without official permission. Speaking in an interview with Al-ArabiyaSecurity Spokesperson Colonel Talal bin Abdul Mohsen bin Shalhoub emphasized the preventive efforts to intensify information and awareness campaigns against performing Hajj without permits and to impose stricter penalties on offenders. He

June 20, 2024

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The majority of dead Tunisian and Jordanian pilgrims did not have Hajj permits

Muslim pilgrims pray as sprinklers spray water to cool them down amid extremely hot weather, during the annual hajj pilgrimage, in Mina, Saudi Arabia, June 16, 2024. — Reuters With the death toll from this year’s Hajj topping 1,000, officials from several countries confirmed that most of their pilgrims who died during the pilgrimage were people who entered Saudi Arabia on tourism or visit visas months before the rituals began of Hajj. These individuals remained in Mecca until the Hajj period and performed the pilgrimage without proper permission, without support from any company or entity to provide accommodation, food or

June 20, 2024

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Most of the pilgrims who died during the Hajj did not have official permits

Officials from several countries have confirmed that most of the pilgrims who died during the 1445 Hajj were people who had entered Saudi Arabia for tourism or visas months before the pilgrimage began. These individuals stayed in Mecca and performed Hajj without proper permission and support. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Tunisians Abroad said most of the dead Tunisian pilgrims had arrived in Saudi Arabia using tourism, visit or Umrah visas. They did not have official Hajj permits and were not affiliated with any organized group that provided basic services such as accommodation, food or transport. Similarly, Dr.

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