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BMET announces digitisation of immigration sector

BMET announces digitisation of immigration sector

Israeli expatriate Atar Sandler, 35, and her husband speak to their children at the balcony of their apartment in central Singapore, overlooking the skyline of the Southeast Asian financial hub January 8, 2022. Photo :Reuters

Expats head for the exit as 'easy' Singapore's Covid controls bite

Bangladeshi expat workers to get cash incentives on job benefits remittance

Bangladeshi expat workers to get cash incentives on job benefits remittance

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

Deliver due services to expats: Hasina to diplomats

Chattogram housing sector in crisis

Ctg realtors struggle as expats put a hold on investment

NID for case filing will complicate expat property rights: Sekil Chowdhury

NID for case filing will complicate expat property rights: Sekil Chowdhury

File Photo: Mumit M

Govt to help expats get hotel accommodation in KSA for quarantine: FM

Mir Aftabuddin Ahmed, contributor. Sketch/TBS

50 Years of Independence: Reflections of an expat

Representational Image. Photo: Collected.

Attempt of sending expats stumbles with cancelled flights

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen Photo: Collected

Coordinated efforts made to ensure expats' comfortable return to 5 countries: FM

During their stay abroad, around 27% of these returnees lost their jobs and 26% became partially employed due to the pandemic’s impact, says the study conducted on 100 returnees from 11 countries during April-July last year. File Photo

Govt to expats: Don’t come during lockdown, except for emergencies

Noor Mohammed

Flying back the body of an expat: A glory or burden?

Photo: Collected

Against a monthly average of 3,000, just 9 expats go abroad in pandemic