Category: BD Diaspora

Rising HIV Risks Among Bangladeshi Migrant Workers

February 2, 2026

The life of a young Bangladeshi migrant worker took an abrupt and distressing turn during his first year of employment in the Middle East. Having travelled abroad to support his family financially and repay personal loans, he initially anticipated stability and growth. However, within months, he began experiencing persistent fever, fatigue, and weakness. Routine health […]

Four Bangladeshi Expats Die Oman Crash

January 7, 2026

Four Bangladeshi expatriates tragically lost their lives in a road accident in Muscat, the capital of Oman, early on Thursday, 1 January. The victims, aged between 31 and 43, were commuting to work when their vehicle collided with another car in the Aziba area of the city. According to sources within the Bangladeshi community in […]

Bangladeshi Workers Face Unchecked Exploitation in Malaysia

November 27, 2025

UN human rights experts have reported that Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia are facing widespread and systematic exploitation, fraud, and rising debt bondage. Currently, more than 800,000 Bangladeshis are legally working in Malaysia with valid work permits, making them the largest group among foreign workers in the country. According to UN data, thousands of workers are […]

Bangladesh Bank Simplifies Airline Ticket Purchase for International Travel

November 20, 2025

From now on, travellers can purchase airline tickets for international destinations from the comfort of their own homes. Citizens can use any card valid for international transactions to buy tickets without visiting an agency or bank. Bangladesh Bank has introduced this system to make it easier for travellers to obtain tickets at competitive prices. Yesterday, […]

Migrant Worker Riazul Islam Kadam’s Body Returns from Singapore

November 19, 2025

The body of migrant worker Riazul Islam Kadam (50) has finally returned to Bangladesh. His funeral and burial took place on Wednesday (19 November), six days after he fell to his death from a building under construction in Singapore. Kadam was the son of the late Yusuf Ali Sheikh of Nuru Mondal Para, Daulatdia Union, […]

170 Bangladeshis Return Home from Libya

November 18, 2025

From the Ganfuda Detention Centre in Benghazi, Libya, 170 Bangladeshis have returned to their home country. They arrived on Tuesday (18 November) via a Burak Airlines flight. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, these Bangladeshis were repatriated with the assistance of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). They had been detained at the Ganfuda […]

Consular Services Held in Calgary Organised by BCAOC

November 17, 2025

Calgary, Canada’s third-largest city by population, has a significant number of Bengali speakers. With a population of approximately 1.1 million, the city continues to attract more immigrants daily. Although accurate statistics for Bangladeshis in nearby satellite towns are unavailable, according to the province’s Multiculturalism Associate Minister Muhammad Yasin, there are nearly thirty thousand Bangladeshi immigrants […]

Canada Offers Path to Permanent Residency for Temporary Workers

November 7, 2025

The Canadian government has announced plans to grant permanent residency to up to 33,000 temporary work permit holders in 2026 and 2027. This initiative was outlined in the 2025 federal budget, presented to Parliament on November 4 by the minority Liberal government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The government expects the move to help […]

184 Illegal Workers, Including Bangladeshis, Arrested in Malaysia

November 6, 2025

Immigration authorities in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, conducted a raid at a battery factory and arrested 184 illegal immigrant workers. The operation, carried out on Wednesday morning, targeted workers from different countries for alleged violations of immigration laws. Kenneth Tan Ai Kiong, director of the state immigration department, stated that among those arrested, 163 are […]

Canada Post-Graduation Work Permit: 10 Common Mistakes That Lead to Rejection

November 6, 2025

For many international students, working in Canada after graduation is a major goal. However, even a small mistake in the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) application can cause serious trouble. The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has recently updated several rules, making the process more challenging. The PGWP is an open work permit that allows […]

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Category: BD Diaspora

Rising HIV Risks Among Bangladeshi Migrant Workers

Four Bangladeshi Expats Die Oman Crash

Bangladeshi Workers Face Unchecked Exploitation in Malaysia

Bangladesh Bank Simplifies Airline Ticket Purchase for International Travel

Migrant Worker Riazul Islam Kadam’s Body Returns from Singapore

170 Bangladeshis Return Home from Libya

Consular Services Held in Calgary Organised by BCAOC

Canada Offers Path to Permanent Residency for Temporary Workers

184 Illegal Workers, Including Bangladeshis, Arrested in Malaysia

Canada Post-Graduation Work Permit: 10 Common Mistakes That Lead to Rejection

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Tragic Family Deaths Investigation Underway in Rural Manikganj

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