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Top 10 travel hacks every intending travelers should know:

If your visa has been approved and you will be emigrating any moment from now, congratulations! We have taken our time to research and collate these hacks to make your journey seamless and safe. It will answer the questions: when do I book my flight? How do I get cheap flights? How do I get Cheap hotels? How can I navigate my way in and out of the airport etc ..  Below are top 10 hacks which every intending travelers will found indispensable. 1. Use AI for Customized Itineraries: I always tell people to embrace Artificial Intelligence because it is the face of the new world. You can make use of AI softwares in organizing your trips starting from travel dates, destination, accomodations, meals, hotel reservations, How can AI help in organizing my itineraries? Some specialized AI softwares like Google Bard travel assistant, wanderlog, Chatgpt can help make suggestions on the best day to travel, Best airport to chose, best hotel, cheap flights, how you can navigate yourself round the ...
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Have you checked the new UK immigration rules? Here are the few things you need to know.

On the spate of what was perceived as an alarming surge of foreigners in UK, the British Prime Minister with the home secretary announced a move to reduce the number of immigrants and as well to create better working conditions for skilled labourers in UK.

This was announced on 4th December, 2023 and later on an extended part of the new rules was added on the 21st December.

From last findings, the immigration rules has come into enforcement with immediate effect with some of the rules set to be fully enforced by April 2024. 

As an international students in UK, you will no longer be allowed to bring dependents as it was earlier obtainable and this took effects by January 1, 2024.

What does the changes spell out?

Most of the immigration rules adjustment was centered on reduction in the number of dependents who constantly troop into the country enmass and to increase the net earnings of skilled workers in the country.

Five of the major rules are stated below: 

  1. Prohibition of students and  social workers from bringing in dependents.
  2. The minimum salary of sponsored skilled workers was increased from £26,200 to £38,700. However, this was not for teachers and healthcare workers.
  3. Number of jobs in the occupation shortage list was reduced; these will obviously reduce the number of sponsored jobs thereby, reducing the immigration rate.
  4. Overseas students who graduate from any of the British Universities can be awarded a  2year graduate visa after a review by an immigration Agency.
  5. To sponsor someone say a partner, a minimum amount of money required was increased from  £18,600 to £38,700
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