Every year, about 10,000 Pakistanis are granted student visas to Britain, while up to 20 times as many are rejected. Worldfocus contributing blogger Faisal Kapadia describes the difficulties faced by Pakistani students and travelers hoping to qualify for visas.
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Perspectives
June 24, 2009
Pakistanis run into roadblocks in attempts to get visas
In the Newsroom
March 23, 2009
The not so friendly skies of Spain’s budget airline
Worldfocus special correspondent Martin Seemungal writes about what it's like to be a mobile journalist and vents about his luggage mishap in Spain.
In the Newsroom
March 17, 2009
A fiancée boards U.S.-bound plane, leaving Cuba for good
Knowing full well that they may never return to their homeland due to U.S. travel restrictions, some young Cubans are nonetheless leaving behind loved ones and heading to the U.S.
Worldfocus Radio
January 28, 2009
Tune in: Online radio show on Cuba and the U.S.
Worldfocus.org's radio show looks back to the roots of U.S.-Cuban relations and forward to the potentially changing relations under President Barack Obama.
In the Newsroom
November 28, 2008
Two guys from Queens trace Marco Polo’s path
Two friends from Queens, New York, spent two years traveling 25,000 miles, following the footsteps of Marco Polo.
