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Bangladeshi nurses employed overseas can earn between Tk1 lakh and Tk1.5 lakh a month. Photos: Mehedi Hasan

Can Bangladesh's nurses capitalise on surging global demand? 

Bangladeshi nurses are seeking opportunities abroad for higher salaries and better living standards. But the global healthcare market demands a more refined skillset  

Expatriate Welfare Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury briefs reporters after a meeting with the visiting Qatari Labour Minister Ali bin Samikh Al Marri in Dhaka on 18 May/ Courtesy

Crackdown on syndicates underway to restore Malaysia job market: Minister

A delegation from the Dubai Taxi Company meets Expatriates' Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury at his office on 17 May. Photo: Courtesy

Dubai Taxi to recruit 6,000 Bangladeshi drivers, interview begins tomorrow

Infographics: TBS

Cambodia trafficking: False job promises luring Bangladeshis into scam centres

Photo: Collected

Killed in Lebanon, laid to rest in Faridpur: Dipali's body repatriated after a month

Bestinet Founder Aminul Islam. Photo: Malaysiakini

Malaysia plans to use labour tycoon Aminul Islam's new migrant worker system, Bloomberg reports

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Hopes revive for reopening Malaysian labour market to Bangladeshi workers

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Saudi Arabia keen on hiring more skilled workers from Bangladesh

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Saudi visa curbs cut Bangladeshi jobs, war adds worries

Photo: Courtesy

29 more Bangladeshis deported from US; total 322 since early 2025

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10m jobs, several major hurdles: Can new govt tackle prevailing migration challenges?

Officials from the Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI), Airport Armed Police, BRAC and the victim at a press conference at BRAC’s Migration Welfare Centre in Uttara following the handover of Saudi returnee Rezia Begum to her family after 13 days. Photo: Courtesy

After 13 days, Saudi returnee Rezia Begum reunited with children

Bangladesh mission in Delhi begins receiving tourist visa applications from Indians

Bangladesh mission in Delhi begins receiving tourist visa applications from Indians

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