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Indian Entrepreneur Says His Life "Completely Changed" After Switching From H-1B To B-1 Visa
In his post, Aniruddha shared how the H-1B visa imposed restrictions that impacted his life.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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US Tourist Visa Denied In 3 Minutes To Indian Customs Officer With Clean Record
An Indian customs officer with a stable government job and strong financial ties shares his brief and frustrating US visa interview experience, highlighting the subjectivity and challenges in obtaining a B1/B2 tourist visa despite genuine intentions.
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Non-immigrant Visa Applicants Must Now Apply In Their Home Country, Says US
New US Visa Policy: The change impacts a wide spectrum of applicants - including those seeking tourism and business visas (B1/B2), students, temporary workers, and even individuals engaged to US citizens.
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Can Having A Relative In The US Lead To Tourist Visa Rejection? Expert Answers
Tourist Visa Rejection: According to immigration experts, having family in the US can sometimes complicate a visa application. Depending on your situation, having a relative in the US can work either to your advantage or disadvantage.
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US Tightens Visa Rules: No More Quick Appointments Abroad For Indians
The US Department of State has issued a directive- effective immediately - requiring non-immigrant visa (NIV) applicants, including Indians, to set up their interview appointments exclusively in their country of citizenship or legal residence.
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Indian Man Says His US Visa Was Rejected In 40 Seconds After Honest Reply. See Post
An Indian man's dream of visiting the United States was shattered in 40 seconds after he honestly answered a few questions posed to him during his interview.
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"Have Zero Tolerance": US Cancels 2,000 Visa Appointments By "Bots" In India
B1 and B2 visas, meant for business and tourism, have seen significant backlogs in recent years.
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Massive Delays In Getting US Visa Across Cities, It's 500 Days In Kolkata
The visa wait time for Indians planning a visit to the United States has gone up massively, with Kolkata taking up to 500 days to process B1/B2 visas.
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For US Visa Interview, Waiting Time Nears 1,000 Days
Last week, the State Department said that US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2023.
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India To Resume Limited Processing Of All Visa Categories From February 1: US Embassy
From February 1, India will resume limited processing of all visa categories, including student visas, H1-B, H4, L-1, L-2, C1/D, and B1/B2 visas, said the US Embassy in India on Friday.
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Infosys visa issues: Will the case hold in US court?
Infosys whistleblower Jack Palmer's case against Infosys will go to trial in August. This after attempts at mediation between the company and Mr Palmer fell through. Mr Palmer, an Infosys employee based in the US says he was harassed at work after he pointed out, what he said was the misuse of US B1 visas.
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Indian Entrepreneur Says His Life "Completely Changed" After Switching From H-1B To B-1 Visa
In his post, Aniruddha shared how the H-1B visa imposed restrictions that impacted his life.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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US Tourist Visa Denied In 3 Minutes To Indian Customs Officer With Clean Record
An Indian customs officer with a stable government job and strong financial ties shares his brief and frustrating US visa interview experience, highlighting the subjectivity and challenges in obtaining a B1/B2 tourist visa despite genuine intentions.
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Non-immigrant Visa Applicants Must Now Apply In Their Home Country, Says US
New US Visa Policy: The change impacts a wide spectrum of applicants - including those seeking tourism and business visas (B1/B2), students, temporary workers, and even individuals engaged to US citizens.
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Can Having A Relative In The US Lead To Tourist Visa Rejection? Expert Answers
Tourist Visa Rejection: According to immigration experts, having family in the US can sometimes complicate a visa application. Depending on your situation, having a relative in the US can work either to your advantage or disadvantage.
-
US Tightens Visa Rules: No More Quick Appointments Abroad For Indians
The US Department of State has issued a directive- effective immediately - requiring non-immigrant visa (NIV) applicants, including Indians, to set up their interview appointments exclusively in their country of citizenship or legal residence.
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Indian Man Says His US Visa Was Rejected In 40 Seconds After Honest Reply. See Post
An Indian man's dream of visiting the United States was shattered in 40 seconds after he honestly answered a few questions posed to him during his interview.
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"Have Zero Tolerance": US Cancels 2,000 Visa Appointments By "Bots" In India
B1 and B2 visas, meant for business and tourism, have seen significant backlogs in recent years.
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Massive Delays In Getting US Visa Across Cities, It's 500 Days In Kolkata
The visa wait time for Indians planning a visit to the United States has gone up massively, with Kolkata taking up to 500 days to process B1/B2 visas.
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For US Visa Interview, Waiting Time Nears 1,000 Days
Last week, the State Department said that US visa processing is rebounding faster than projected and is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2023.
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India To Resume Limited Processing Of All Visa Categories From February 1: US Embassy
From February 1, India will resume limited processing of all visa categories, including student visas, H1-B, H4, L-1, L-2, C1/D, and B1/B2 visas, said the US Embassy in India on Friday.
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Infosys visa issues: Will the case hold in US court?
Infosys whistleblower Jack Palmer's case against Infosys will go to trial in August. This after attempts at mediation between the company and Mr Palmer fell through. Mr Palmer, an Infosys employee based in the US says he was harassed at work after he pointed out, what he said was the misuse of US B1 visas.
