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FIMCA Calls for Strengthened and Inclusive Overseas Mobility Bill, 2025

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Recognizing Mumbai as India's Global Mobility Hub:Establish a Regional Overseas Mobility & Welfare Centre in Mumbai to serve as the western headquarters for safe migration, employer facilitation, and inter-state coordination.
59% : FIMCA has submitted a comprehensive set of recommendations to the MEA to strengthen implementation and ensure balanced regulation that benefits both workers and legitimate recruitment agencies.
55% : Our recommendations strike a fair balance between worker welfare and sustainable business continuity -- aligning with the government's vision for ethical, transparent, and legal migration," said Alijan Rajan, Director and spokesperson, FIMCA.FIMCA has written to Members of Parliament from Mumbai, Maharashtra, seeking their support to advocate these amendments during parliamentary deliberations on the Bill.
53% : [India], October 22: The Federation of Indian Emigrants Management Councils & Associations (FIMCA.in) -- representing over 1,500 licensed overseas recruitment agencies across Mumbai and Maharashtra -- has urged Members of Parliament to support critical reforms in the draft Overseas Mobility (Facilitation & Welfare) Bill, 2025, introduced by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).The proposed Bill is a significant and progressive step towards modernizing India's overseas employment architecture, promoting safe, legal, and ethical migration while enhancing the protection of Indian workers abroad.
52% : Mandatory eMigrate Registration:Extend eMigrate registration to all Indian citizens travelling overseas for employment, paid internships, and training -- including to newer destination regions such as Eastern Europe, CIS countries, and Israel -- to improve transparency and worker protection.3.

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