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9 MIT Students, Researchers Lose Visas Amid Trumps Immigration Crackdown
MIT raises concern that abrupt visa cancellations under Trump-era policies could hurt US scientific progress and global academic ties.
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Who Is Badar Khan Suri, Indian Student Facing Deportation From US
Badar Khan Suri got a US visa "to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan."
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Post-Study Visa Route Dominated by Indians Should Stay, Finds UK Review
A post-study visa route dominated by Indian graduates is helping the universities in the UK make up for financial losses on the domestic front and expanding the country's research landscape, a review commissioned by the British government concluded.
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UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
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'Market Research Analyst' Recognised As Speciality Job For H-1B Visa
In a major victory for H-1B employers, a federal court has approved a settlement under which the US Citizenship and Immigration Services has agreed to qualify market research analyst as a speciality occupation for the purposes of determining H-1B vis
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US Moves To Drop Visa Fraud Charges Against Chinese Researcher
The U.S. Justice Department moved on Thursday to drop all charges against a Chinese researcher arrested last year over visa fraud in its "China Initiative" that aims to prevent the transfer of U.S. technology.
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US Cancels Visas For Over 1,000 Chinese Nationals Deemed Security Risks
The United States has revoked visas for more than 1,000 Chinese nationals under a May 29 presidential proclamation to suspend entry from China of students and researchers deemed security risks, a State Department spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Chinese Researcher Who Hid In Consulate To Appear In US Court
A Chinese researcher who took refuge in the country's San Francisco consulate to avoid visa fraud charges has been arrested and will appear in court Friday, a US Justice department official said.
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Alleged Chinese Spy Arrested At Los Angeles Airport For Visa Fraud
A Chinese scientific researcher suspected of espionage was arrested in Los Angeles this week as he attempted to leave the United States, officials said Thursday.
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UK Unveils New Fast-Track Visa Scheme For Scientists After Brexit
Britain on Sunday announced a new fast-track visa scheme for top scientists, researchers and mathematicians as it prepares a new immigration system for life outside the European Union.
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Intel VISA Exploit Gives Access to Computer’s Entire Data, Researchers Show
Security researchers have discovered a previously unknown feature in the Intel chipsets, which could allow an attacker to intercept data from the computer memory.
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UK Launches New Visas Open To Indian Scientists, Academics
The new UKRI Science, Research and Academia scheme, which is being added to the already existing Tier 5 (Temporary Worker - Government Authorised Exchange) visa route, opened from yesterday for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) to come to the UK for up to two years.
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UK Relaxes Visa Rules For Scientists, Academics From India, Broadens Scope Of Tier 5
UK's Tier 5 visa route is meant for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) who come to the UK for up to two years.
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"Unfair, Going Back To India": US Spouse-Visa Shift May Hurt H-1B Holders
Spouses of H-1B Visa Holders: US President Donald Trump's plan to ban spouses of high-skill visa holders from working will likely push 100,000 people out of jobs and negatively affect the visa holders and their employers, according to a new research study.
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9 MIT Students, Researchers Lose Visas Amid Trumps Immigration Crackdown
MIT raises concern that abrupt visa cancellations under Trump-era policies could hurt US scientific progress and global academic ties.
-
Who Is Badar Khan Suri, Indian Student Facing Deportation From US
Badar Khan Suri got a US visa "to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan."
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Post-Study Visa Route Dominated by Indians Should Stay, Finds UK Review
A post-study visa route dominated by Indian graduates is helping the universities in the UK make up for financial losses on the domestic front and expanding the country's research landscape, a review commissioned by the British government concluded.
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UK's New Student Visa Rules: No Entry For Family Members - What You Need To Know
UK's New Student Visa Rules: The new rules came into force on January 1, 2024. Postgraduate research and government-funded scholarship students will be exempted from the new changes.
-
'Market Research Analyst' Recognised As Speciality Job For H-1B Visa
In a major victory for H-1B employers, a federal court has approved a settlement under which the US Citizenship and Immigration Services has agreed to qualify market research analyst as a speciality occupation for the purposes of determining H-1B vis
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US Moves To Drop Visa Fraud Charges Against Chinese Researcher
The U.S. Justice Department moved on Thursday to drop all charges against a Chinese researcher arrested last year over visa fraud in its "China Initiative" that aims to prevent the transfer of U.S. technology.
-
US Cancels Visas For Over 1,000 Chinese Nationals Deemed Security Risks
The United States has revoked visas for more than 1,000 Chinese nationals under a May 29 presidential proclamation to suspend entry from China of students and researchers deemed security risks, a State Department spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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FBI Finds Chinese Students, Researchers With Army Links, Search 25 Cities
US Federal prosecutors have charged four Chinese nationals with visa fraud for lying about their status as members of the Chinese Army, while they were conducting research in the US, the justice department said.
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Chinese Researcher Who Hid In Consulate To Appear In US Court
A Chinese researcher who took refuge in the country's San Francisco consulate to avoid visa fraud charges has been arrested and will appear in court Friday, a US Justice department official said.
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Alleged Chinese Spy Arrested At Los Angeles Airport For Visa Fraud
A Chinese scientific researcher suspected of espionage was arrested in Los Angeles this week as he attempted to leave the United States, officials said Thursday.
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UK Unveils New Fast-Track Visa Scheme For Scientists After Brexit
Britain on Sunday announced a new fast-track visa scheme for top scientists, researchers and mathematicians as it prepares a new immigration system for life outside the European Union.
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Intel VISA Exploit Gives Access to Computer’s Entire Data, Researchers Show
Security researchers have discovered a previously unknown feature in the Intel chipsets, which could allow an attacker to intercept data from the computer memory.
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UK Launches New Visas Open To Indian Scientists, Academics
The new UKRI Science, Research and Academia scheme, which is being added to the already existing Tier 5 (Temporary Worker - Government Authorised Exchange) visa route, opened from yesterday for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) to come to the UK for up to two years.
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UK Relaxes Visa Rules For Scientists, Academics From India, Broadens Scope Of Tier 5
UK's Tier 5 visa route is meant for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) who come to the UK for up to two years.
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"Unfair, Going Back To India": US Spouse-Visa Shift May Hurt H-1B Holders
Spouses of H-1B Visa Holders: US President Donald Trump's plan to ban spouses of high-skill visa holders from working will likely push 100,000 people out of jobs and negatively affect the visa holders and their employers, according to a new research study.
