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Trump To Ban Visas For Fact-Checkers, Censors: How It Will Affect Indians
The Donald Trump administration has directed US embassy officials to reject visa applicants who have worked in roles related to fact-checking, content moderation, compliance, or online safety, according to a State Department memo.
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Trump Administration Orders Enhanced Vetting For H-1B Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has ordered increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with anyone involved in "censorship" of free speech considered for rejection, according to a State Department cable seen by Reuters.
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New H-1B Approvals For Indian IT Fall To 4,573, Lowest In 10 Years
The number of first-time H-1B visa applications approved for major Indian IT companies has fallen drastically to just 4,573 --the lowest in the last 10 years. As compared to 2015, the figure has gone down substantially by 70% and by 37%
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Woman Doctor Dies By Suicide In Hyderabad Over US Visa Rejection: Cops
A 38-year-old woman doctor from Guntur district in Andhra Pradesh has allegedly died by suicide at her flat in Hyderabad due to depression over not getting US visa, said a police official on Sunday.
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US Adds New Grounds To Deny Visas: Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Disease
Foreign nationals applying for a visa to live in the US might be rejected if they have health conditions such as diabetes or obesity, according to a government directive issued by the Trump administration on Thursday.
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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Viral: Delhi Man Allegedly Told To "See His Country First" When US Visa Was Rejected
A man claimed that his friend's visa application was rejected after he mentioned that he had never visited any other place in India besides Delhi.
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"See Your Own Country First": Indian Denied US Visa Sparks Online Debate
An Indian man's claim that his friend was denied a US tourist visa for not travelling outside Delhi has gone viral, sparking debate on social media.
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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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Indian Man, Working At IBM, Gets US O-1 Visa After 3 H-1B Rejections: "Extraordinary Ability"
Tanush Sharanarthi attributed his O-1 visa approval to his exceptional work and research in artificial intelligence.
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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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Denied US Visa For Being 'Successful'? Indian Man Shares His Shocking Experience
An Indian professional with a successful career at Amazon was denied a US F-1 visa for an MBA program, with the visa officer citing his existing success as a reason.
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How This Indian Professionals "Youre Already Successful" F-1 Visa Denial Could Help You
An Indian professional with a successful career at Amazon was denied a US F-1 visa for an MBA program, with the visa officer citing his existing success as a reason.
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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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Trump To Ban Visas For Fact-Checkers, Censors: How It Will Affect Indians
The Donald Trump administration has directed US embassy officials to reject visa applicants who have worked in roles related to fact-checking, content moderation, compliance, or online safety, according to a State Department memo.
-
Trump Administration Orders Enhanced Vetting For H-1B Visa Applicants
The Trump administration has ordered increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with anyone involved in "censorship" of free speech considered for rejection, according to a State Department cable seen by Reuters.
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New H-1B Approvals For Indian IT Fall To 4,573, Lowest In 10 Years
The number of first-time H-1B visa applications approved for major Indian IT companies has fallen drastically to just 4,573 --the lowest in the last 10 years. As compared to 2015, the figure has gone down substantially by 70% and by 37%
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Woman Doctor Dies By Suicide In Hyderabad Over US Visa Rejection: Cops
A 38-year-old woman doctor from Guntur district in Andhra Pradesh has allegedly died by suicide at her flat in Hyderabad due to depression over not getting US visa, said a police official on Sunday.
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US Adds New Grounds To Deny Visas: Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Disease
Foreign nationals applying for a visa to live in the US might be rejected if they have health conditions such as diabetes or obesity, according to a government directive issued by the Trump administration on Thursday.
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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Viral: Delhi Man Allegedly Told To "See His Country First" When US Visa Was Rejected
A man claimed that his friend's visa application was rejected after he mentioned that he had never visited any other place in India besides Delhi.
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"See Your Own Country First": Indian Denied US Visa Sparks Online Debate
An Indian man's claim that his friend was denied a US tourist visa for not travelling outside Delhi has gone viral, sparking debate on social media.
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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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Indian Man, Working At IBM, Gets US O-1 Visa After 3 H-1B Rejections: "Extraordinary Ability"
Tanush Sharanarthi attributed his O-1 visa approval to his exceptional work and research in artificial intelligence.
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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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Denied US Visa For Being 'Successful'? Indian Man Shares His Shocking Experience
An Indian professional with a successful career at Amazon was denied a US F-1 visa for an MBA program, with the visa officer citing his existing success as a reason.
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How This Indian Professionals "Youre Already Successful" F-1 Visa Denial Could Help You
An Indian professional with a successful career at Amazon was denied a US F-1 visa for an MBA program, with the visa officer citing his existing success as a reason.
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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.
