I see both sides. Online learning is flexible, yeah, but nothing replaces the campus experience. Some people need that structure, and a classroom. Can’t imagine medicine or law without it, to be honest.
Exactly Jennifer. I think once you open the door, you can’t really shut it. Today it’s disease prevention, tomorrow it’s designer babies with blue eyes and violin skills.
I remember the chaos during the original Trump-era ban. Flights got canceled, people stuck abroad, total mess. If this is coming back, I think employers should already be freezing non-essential international hires for now.
Same. I tried NMN too. I think some of these supplements are more about long-term internal effects you don’t really "feel" right away. But also, quality matters. Most of the cheap stuff online is garbage.
yeah, that’s kinda how it’s gonna work now. Heard from a friend at York that schools are re-evaluating how they prioritize offers. Some might still internally prioritize grad students, but the federal permit number is a hard limit now. It’s all about getting that PAL/TAL in fast.
I disagree. We are closer than we think. Look at commercial airlines – they were once only for the super-rich. Give it 10-15 years, and space hotels will be the new exotic vacation spots! 🌍🚀
This is a great move, honestly. I always thought travel between Africa and the Caribbean should be easier, especially for business. Let's hope this encourages other countries to follow suit.
Interesting shift. I got a 60-day M visa last year and had to fly in and out multiple times just for compliance. If this 180-day stay actually works out consistently, it’s a game changer for long-term project people.
Nick from what I gather, it HAS to be from a government-approved clinic in your country. And yeah, if you're positive, they likely won’t process your COE until you're cleared. But I think they’ll let you try again after treatment. Japan's strict but not heartless.
I get the idea of minimalism, but sometimes it feels like people take it too far. Like, is it really practical to own just two pairs of shoes and one plate?
Honestly, I think the whole “sole responsibility” thing is too harsh. Just because a kid lives with their grandma doesn’t mean the parent isn’t involved. Doesn’t feel fair in most cases.
I’ve got a buddy who lost his HSM status just 'cause he went on sick leave and his salary dipped. This seems like a major loophole in the system. Why isn’t sick leave protected the same way maternity or paternity leave is?
Honestly, I don’t get how the UK expects to stay competitive globally with these kinds of hikes. Doubling the COS fee? That’s going to crush smaller companies trying to bring in the right talent. It’s hard enough finding skilled workers locally.
So my cousin applied for the Health and Care Worker visa back in Feb 2024 as a senior care worker. Thought everything was smooth until now – turns out he can’t bring his family anymore?? That rule change in March really hit hard. Not fair to people already planning their lives around this.
I think the ETA system might make it easier for tourists and business travelers to get into the UK faster, since everything’s digital now. But what happens if the system goes down or someone’s application gets stuck? Digital is great until it isn’t. What's the backup?
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