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From $15000 Bond To Mandatory Interviews: 5 New US Visa Updates Travellers Should Know
These visa updates could affect various categories and nationalities of travellers to the US, including Indians.
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Rs 16,000 To Rs 40,000: New US Visa Fee For Indian Tourists, Students
Under his 'Big Beautiful Bill'that was signed on July 4, US President Donald Trump has introduced a new 'Visa Integrity Fee' of $250 for most non-immigrant visa categories.
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Top 5 Reasons Student Visas Get Rejected And How To Avoid Them
Study Abroad: You must convince the visa officer that you have enough funds to stay and study in the country without needing to work legally or illegally.
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What Can International Students Do To Adapt To Pause On Student Visas
The US still offers a powerful mix of academic excellence and work pathways, but countries like Germany, Ireland, and the UAE are gaining edge with friendlier, more predictable policies.
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Trump Administration Orders "Extra Vetting" For Anyone Travelling To Harvard
Per the cable, dated May 30th, if an individual seeks to work at, attend or otherwise visit to Harvard, in the prescreening or interviewing process, consular offices have been instructed to refuse the visa "pending review of their online presence".
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How English Language And Other New UK Immigration Rules Will Impact Indians
The new rules will introduce tougher English language requirements for visa routes. Adult dependents who come with arriving workers or students will need to show basic English skills to get visas.
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UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
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UK Visa System Faces Overhaul, Applicants From Some Nations May Be Restricted
Studying or working in the UK will soon become difficult for nationals of certain countries. The update comes from the UK Home Office, which says it has been identifying countries from which visitors are most likely to overstay and claim asylum.
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Considering Studying Abroad? These 5 Countries Offer Easiest And Fastest Student Visas
Study Abroad: Students are now turning to countries that not only offer affordable education but also have quicker and more accessible student visa processes.
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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
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3 Lakh Indian Students Face Uncertainty As US Bill Plans End Of Work Visa
Indian students are the largest beneficiaries of the OPT program, with 97,556 participants in the 2023-2024 academic year, a 41% increase from the previous year.
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US Alleges Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil 'Covered Up' Working For UN Rights Body
The US government has alleged that Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian demonstrator Mahmoud Khalil withheld that he worked for a UN Palestinian relief agency in his visa application, saying that should be grounds for deportation.
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Canada's New Visa Rules May Become A Nightmare For Indian Students, Workers
Canada's latest steps to curb migration is likely to have an adverse effect on tens of thousands of foreign students, including those from India. It will also negatively impact those who apply for work and resident permits.
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Can A US Student Visa Be Converted To An H-1B Work Visa? Explained
Study Abroad: The H-1B visa enables US companies to hire skilled foreign professionals for specialised jobs requiring at least a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
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US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
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From $15000 Bond To Mandatory Interviews: 5 New US Visa Updates Travellers Should Know
These visa updates could affect various categories and nationalities of travellers to the US, including Indians.
-
Rs 16,000 To Rs 40,000: New US Visa Fee For Indian Tourists, Students
Under his 'Big Beautiful Bill'that was signed on July 4, US President Donald Trump has introduced a new 'Visa Integrity Fee' of $250 for most non-immigrant visa categories.
-
Top 5 Reasons Student Visas Get Rejected And How To Avoid Them
Study Abroad: You must convince the visa officer that you have enough funds to stay and study in the country without needing to work legally or illegally.
-
What Can International Students Do To Adapt To Pause On Student Visas
The US still offers a powerful mix of academic excellence and work pathways, but countries like Germany, Ireland, and the UAE are gaining edge with friendlier, more predictable policies.
-
Trump Administration Orders "Extra Vetting" For Anyone Travelling To Harvard
Per the cable, dated May 30th, if an individual seeks to work at, attend or otherwise visit to Harvard, in the prescreening or interviewing process, consular offices have been instructed to refuse the visa "pending review of their online presence".
-
How English Language And Other New UK Immigration Rules Will Impact Indians
The new rules will introduce tougher English language requirements for visa routes. Adult dependents who come with arriving workers or students will need to show basic English skills to get visas.
-
UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
-
UK Visa System Faces Overhaul, Applicants From Some Nations May Be Restricted
Studying or working in the UK will soon become difficult for nationals of certain countries. The update comes from the UK Home Office, which says it has been identifying countries from which visitors are most likely to overstay and claim asylum.
-
Considering Studying Abroad? These 5 Countries Offer Easiest And Fastest Student Visas
Study Abroad: Students are now turning to countries that not only offer affordable education but also have quicker and more accessible student visa processes.
-
Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
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3 Lakh Indian Students Face Uncertainty As US Bill Plans End Of Work Visa
Indian students are the largest beneficiaries of the OPT program, with 97,556 participants in the 2023-2024 academic year, a 41% increase from the previous year.
-
US Alleges Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil 'Covered Up' Working For UN Rights Body
The US government has alleged that Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian demonstrator Mahmoud Khalil withheld that he worked for a UN Palestinian relief agency in his visa application, saying that should be grounds for deportation.
-
Canada's New Visa Rules May Become A Nightmare For Indian Students, Workers
Canada's latest steps to curb migration is likely to have an adverse effect on tens of thousands of foreign students, including those from India. It will also negatively impact those who apply for work and resident permits.
-
Can A US Student Visa Be Converted To An H-1B Work Visa? Explained
Study Abroad: The H-1B visa enables US companies to hire skilled foreign professionals for specialised jobs requiring at least a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
-
US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
