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H-1B Visa Shake-Up: How Team Trump's Wage Policy May Affect Indians
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is considering replacing the traditional H-1B visa lottery with a wage-based selection system.
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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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US Student Visa 2025: 3 Key Changes Indian Applicants Must Know
US Student Visa 2025: A new "visa integrity fee" of 250 US dollars (Rs. 21,463) is applicable to all applicants, including Indian students
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New US Visa Interview Waiver Rules From September 2: What Indian Travellers Should Know
These upcoming rule changes will affect a large number of Indian students, professionals, and tourists planning U.S. travel. Interview waivers are now much harder to get.
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"Students Can Still Thrive In The US Education System": Expert On F-1 Visas
F-1 Visa Updates: The overall pathway for Indian students to study in the U.S. will remain open and robust.
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"US F-1 Visa Policies Will Reduce Number Of International Students": Expert
F-1 Visa Changes: F-1 visa holders are now restricted from participating in study abroad programs longer than five months.
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Have Raised Matter With Officials: Indian Embassy In US On Students Visa Rule
Indian Embassy in US on Wednesday (local time) said it has taken up the matter of changes in Visa rules for students with concerned US officials.
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"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
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US Universities Register Drop In Indian Student Applications, Finds Survey
US universities have registered a hefty drop in the number of applications from Indian students amid a spate of hate crimes and fear about potential changes to visa policies by the Trump administration, found a survey.
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The Cost Of Silence: Why More CEOs Are Speaking Out In The Trump Era
After receiving an honorary doctorate at the University of Glasgow recently, Apple chief executive Tim Cook took questions from the capacity crowd. The first student had two for the leader of the world's most profitable company. He wondered, to laughter, whether he could have a job. And then he asked about Apple's "next big thing" - not just as far...
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After Boston bombings, US stops entry for foreigners without valid student visa
The Homeland Security Department ordered its border agents "effective immediately" to verify that every international student who arrives in the US has a valid student visa, according to an internal memorandum obtained Friday by The Associated Press. The new procedure is the government's first security change directly related to the Boston bombings...
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No change in visa policy towards Indian students: US
The US has said that there is no change in its policy towards issuing visas to Indian students."I don't think we've changed our policy with regard to the way we interview applicants," State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters at her daily news conference.
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H-1B Visa Shake-Up: How Team Trump's Wage Policy May Affect Indians
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is considering replacing the traditional H-1B visa lottery with a wage-based selection system.
-
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.
-
US Student Visa 2025: 3 Key Changes Indian Applicants Must Know
US Student Visa 2025: A new "visa integrity fee" of 250 US dollars (Rs. 21,463) is applicable to all applicants, including Indian students
-
New US Visa Interview Waiver Rules From September 2: What Indian Travellers Should Know
These upcoming rule changes will affect a large number of Indian students, professionals, and tourists planning U.S. travel. Interview waivers are now much harder to get.
-
"Students Can Still Thrive In The US Education System": Expert On F-1 Visas
F-1 Visa Updates: The overall pathway for Indian students to study in the U.S. will remain open and robust.
-
"US F-1 Visa Policies Will Reduce Number Of International Students": Expert
F-1 Visa Changes: F-1 visa holders are now restricted from participating in study abroad programs longer than five months.
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Have Raised Matter With Officials: Indian Embassy In US On Students Visa Rule
Indian Embassy in US on Wednesday (local time) said it has taken up the matter of changes in Visa rules for students with concerned US officials.
-
"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
-
US Universities Register Drop In Indian Student Applications, Finds Survey
US universities have registered a hefty drop in the number of applications from Indian students amid a spate of hate crimes and fear about potential changes to visa policies by the Trump administration, found a survey.
-
The Cost Of Silence: Why More CEOs Are Speaking Out In The Trump Era
After receiving an honorary doctorate at the University of Glasgow recently, Apple chief executive Tim Cook took questions from the capacity crowd. The first student had two for the leader of the world's most profitable company. He wondered, to laughter, whether he could have a job. And then he asked about Apple's "next big thing" - not just as far...
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After Boston bombings, US stops entry for foreigners without valid student visa
The Homeland Security Department ordered its border agents "effective immediately" to verify that every international student who arrives in the US has a valid student visa, according to an internal memorandum obtained Friday by The Associated Press. The new procedure is the government's first security change directly related to the Boston bombings...
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No change in visa policy towards Indian students: US
The US has said that there is no change in its policy towards issuing visas to Indian students."I don't think we've changed our policy with regard to the way we interview applicants," State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters at her daily news conference.
