Vazir Group: Covid-19 effects on immigration: A survey ...United Arab Emirates

Global human mobility has been fundamentally altered by COVID-19 global pandemic. Many countries have implemented restrictions on entry and exit, tightened quarantine rules and taken other measures in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19. In these conditions, are people still interested in immigration? Vazir Group, a UAE - based leading immigration consultant reveals new immigration data after conducting a new survey: - 60% of respondents indicated they would be likely or very likely to relocate to another country in the future. - 58% of the them would choose Canada. - 61% are looking for Residency and 20.7% for Citizenship Vrinda Gupta, Managing Partner Vazir Group, says, “When the du

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