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Immigration 12 min read

UK vs Sri Lanka Salaries: Sector Breakdown 2026

Have you ever wondered why your Sri Lankan colleague earning LKR 55,000 monthly can afford a comfortable life, while a UK counterpart on £5,808 per month struggles with rent? The gap between salaries and living costs tells a completely different story than raw numbers suggest. When you factor in pu...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Health & Care 7 min read

Health insurance guide for Sri Lankans: What policies really cover and common exclusions

Understanding Health Insurance Basics in Sri Lanka Health insurance is a contract that protects you from high medical costs. You pay a regular fee, called a premium, to an insurance company. In return, the insurer agrees to pay for your eligible medical expenses. With the rising cost of privat...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Health & Care 6 min read

Affordable annual health checkup packages in Colombo, Kandy, and Galle

Why an Annual Health Checkup is a Smart Investment In our busy lives, it's easy to overlook our health until something goes wrong. However, viewing an annual health checkup as an investment rather than an expense is a crucial shift in mindset. It is one of the most effective and affordable ways to...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Immigration 13 min read

ILR UK: Pathway to Permanent Residency

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Jan 15, 2026 1

Health & Care 7 min read

Managing Diabetes & Blood Pressure in Sri Lanka: A Diet & Lifestyle Guide

Adapting the Sri Lankan Plate: Dietary Changes for Better Health The traditional Sri Lankan diet, celebrated for its vibrant spices and flavours, is often high in refined carbohydrates like white rice. While delicious, this can pose challenges for managing blood sugar and blood pressure. The good n...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Immigration 14 min read

Spouse Visa Challenges: Long-Distance Struggles

Picture this: You’re in your U.S. apartment at 2 a.m., staring at a glowing screen during your daily video call, while your spouse back home shares a photo of their empty dinner plate. It’s been 18 months since you filed the I-130 petition, and the spouse visa backlog has turned your marriage into...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Health & Care 7 min read

Online Doctor & Pharmacy Delivery Sri Lanka | Consult Instantly

The Growing Trend of Telehealth in Sri Lanka The healthcare landscape in Sri Lanka is undergoing a significant digital transformation. Once a niche concept, virtual doctor consultations and online pharmacy services have rapidly moved into the mainstream. This evolution, greatly accelerated...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Immigration 11 min read

Post-Study Work Visa: Extend Stay After Graduation

I’ve helped dozens of friends snag their Post-Study Work visas over the years, and the one thing that always surprises them? You don’t need a job offer upfront—like with the UK’s Graduate Route, where you can stay 2 years (or 3 for a PhD) right after graduation, no sponsor required.[1][6] Pictur...

Jan 15, 2026

Health & Care 10 min read

Sri Lanka Immigration Guide 2026: Visas, Permits & Requirements

Understanding Sri Lanka's 2026 Visa Framework As of 2026, Sri Lanka has rolled out a modernized and streamlined visa framework designed to enhance accessibility for tourists, investors, and professionals. This new system replaces previous complexities with a clear, tiered structure, aiming to bo...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Immigration 12 min read

UK Visa Health & Life Insurance Rules

You’re staring at a stack of UK visa forms, heart sinking as you hit the section on health coverage and that hefty Immigration Health Surcharge—£776 per year for students, pro-rated for partial years, mandatory even if you have private insurance from home. I remember a client, much like you, nearly...

Jan 15, 2026

Health & Care 10 min read

Sri Lanka's Brain Drain Crisis 2026: Why 30% of graduates are leaving and what it costs the economy

The Alarming Statistic: A Deep Dive into the 30% Exodus The year 2026 marks a sobering milestone for Sri Lanka: an estimated 30% of all new graduates are now leaving the country within two years of completing their degrees. This is not a mere statistical anomaly; it is a torrent of human capital...

Jan 15, 2026 1

Immigration 13 min read

UK Visa Mistakes for Sri Lankans: Avoid Rejection

Have you ever stared at that UK visa rejection email, heart sinking as you wonder what tiny slip-up derailed your big plans? I know that gut punch all too well—I’ve helped dozens of Sri Lankans from Colombo to Kandy bounce back from it.[1][2] Picture this: you forget to explain those irregular f...

Jan 15, 2026