New policy allows foreign workers to renew permits under new employer if sponsor defaults

Foreign ministry told to instruct missions abroad to promptly forward new passport and renewal applications

Returnees reportedly travelled through South and Central America, often by bus and on foot

Hundreds of Bangladeshis have been rescued from Cambodia's infamous scam centres in recent weeks.

Two alleged accomplices previously pleaded guilty and were sentenced in the US

30 Bangladeshis went to Russia on work visas; 4 dead, 2 missing after alleged war deployment

4 Bangladeshis who travelled to Russia for work have died; efforts underway to bring others home, he says

Overall remittance inflows grew 17.30 percent year-on-year in FY26

Lawmakers demand transparency as Malaysia considers a new digital system for recruiting foreign workers

Why Bangladesh punches below its weight in remittance

Family members of 27 fishermen, who were imprisoned by Myanmar authorities after allegedly entering Myanmar’s territorial waters in December last year and March this year, gathered at Shahbagh Intersection in Dhaka yesterday, demanding that the government secure their relatives’ return.

Migrant Welfare Network writes to Tarique Rahman, calls for bilateral labour agreement and regularisation of undocumented workers

A woman's journey to Saudi Arabia, arranged through a broker, spiralled into alleged trafficking, forced labour, sexual exploitation and imprisonment

Concrete houses with bright colours are dotted across several villages in Shariatpur, standing as proof of the hard-earned economic success of Bangladeshi migrants in Italy.

Bangladesh received $3.42 billion in remittances in May this year as migrant workers and Bangladeshis living abroad sent more money home to help their families celebrate Eid-ul-Azha.

The Gulf nation is interested in recruiting electricians, plumbers, AC technicians and welders from five designated centres

Out of $3.75 billion, Dhaka received $1.85 billion, Ctg ranked second with $1.16 billion

Experts call for end to malpractices, syndicate control in labour migration system to ensure success of the new policy

Most of the returnees had allegedly travelled to Libya through human traffickers in hopes of reaching Europe by sea, with many later facing detention, abduction and torture

Govt considering plan to develop an 'expatriate city', Nurul Haque Nur says