Tags : immigration controls

Dramatic decline in J1 visa popularity prompts calls for government action

Number of Students Participating in J1 Visa Programme Declining – Haughey

New immigrant registration system for students introduced

Fresh hope visa scheme will be extended to Irish

Eight undocumented Leaving Cert students face ‘limbo’ after exams

Undocumented Galway student appeals for help to get university place

US visa bill for Irish graduates scuppered by single US senator

English Language ‘Visa Factories’

DCU student facing deportation granted stay until February

‘A Legally Constructed Underclass of Workers? The Deportability and Limited Work Rights of International Students in Australia and the United Kingdom’

DCU student Shepherd Machaya’s deportation order extended following extensive campaign

DCU president adds voice to calls on Justice Minister for review of deportation case of student

DCU students campaign against deportation of ‘model citizen’

International students and the GNIB

For International Students, the Recent Re-Entry Visa Reform Is an Unnecessary Stress

US gov denies that Irish J-1 year long visa will be nixed

Closure of Limerick language school affects 150 foreign students

Student visa delays could cost UCD millions in fees

Tánaiste Fitzgerald and Minister Bruton Outline revised Graduate Programme aimed at non-EEA students studying in Ireland

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