After six months of the pandemic quarantines, you’re probably getting tired of staring at the four walls of your home. Working from home and spending more time with your family can be great, but after a while, you may be itching to get out for some adventure. While the country slowly begins to re-open, now […]
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Dubai has been a gleaming and glorious emirate that is also an amazing destination for a fun-filled family getaway. The city has always been known for its tall beaming structures and fancy, luxurious attractions for you to get awestruck at the first sight. We all know about Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Mall and
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I remembered the first time I went abroad; it was 2018 to Japan. A month before my trip, my visa got approved. After being nervous, getting rejected or approved, I was nervous again on what to do at the immigration. It was my first time, and I was solo, and I didn’t know what to
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Do you want to be a permanent resident of Canada? Read our guide on how to move to Canada through the Provincial Nominee Program. An option to immigrate to Canada is through the Provincial Nominee Program. Each Canadian Province has its own programs and requirements (but not all provinces offer it). If you get to
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Traveling to the United States is currently extremely difficult due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many countries are restricted from entering on a casual basis, although there are some exceptions. For now, it’s China, Iraq, UK, Schengen area, Ireland, and Brazil that are banned from entering the US – but this isn’t permanent. Assuming you’re one
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