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'Can't Risk Losing Money': Indian Students Pause American Dream Amid Visa Troubles
Last year there were 330,000 Indians enrolled at American universities, more than any other nationality, even surpassing Chinese students for the first time in years.
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Indian Students Are Deleting Social Media Posts, Accounts For US Visas: Report
Students are not just deleting posts, fearing that their political jokes, views and activism might be misinterpreted during visa interviews, but also entire accounts.
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'Visa May Be Revoked If You Skip Classes': US Embassy Warns Indian Students
Amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, the US government on Tuesday warned Indian students studying in American institutions that they may lose eligibility for future visas if they don't adhere to terms of their visa.
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Why Indian Students See US As Top Choice For STEM Despite Visa Troubles
Per recent trends, the courses of study most popular with Indian students include, AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, robotics, engineering, biomedical sciences, environmental studies, business, and finance.
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US Processes Record 1 Million Visa Applications In India This Year
The US Mission to India has exceeded its target by processing over one million non-immigrant visa applications this year. US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti personally handed over the one millionth visa to an Indian couple.
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1 Out Of Every 5 US Student Visas In 2022 Were Issued In India: US Envoy
One out of every five US student visas was issued in India in 2022, which is more than the proportion of Indian population in the world, US Ambassador Eric Garcetti said on Wednesday.
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For Those In US On Business Or Tourist Visa, A Welcome Rule Change
An individual travelling to the United States on a business or tourist visa -- B-1, B-2 -- can apply for new jobs and even appear in interviews, a federal agency said Wednesday.
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Students Going To Study In US Can Now Apply For Visa A Year In Advance
Students looking to study in the United States may now be able to apply for a visa a year before their course begins.
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Indian-Americans To Benefit From US Bill That Ends Per Country Quota
The White House has supported Congress to pass a legislation that seeks to eliminate the per country quota on green cards to allow US employers to focus on hiring people based on merit, not their birthplace.
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Traveling To US This Summer? Apply For Visa Early, Advises Embassy
In the last five years, the demand for visas to travel to the United States has increased by over 60 per cent, US Embassy said.
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India's Inclusion In Global Entry Programme Hailed By US Senator
The Trump administration's decision to include Indians into the Global Entry programme that expedites entry of visitors at the airports and other ports of entry further deepens the bilatertal ties to the Indo-AsiaPacific region, a top American Senator has said.
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Over 30,000 Indians Overstayed In America Last Year: Homeland Security
A total of 1.4 million Indians travelled to the US on various visas last year, out of which over 30,000 overstayed in the country, according to an annual official report on departures and overstays released today.
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Over 300 Indian Students Face Deportation In US Fake University Sting
Over 300 Indian students who unknowingly came to the US as part of a fake university sting operation conducted by law enforcement agencies to expose a visa scam, have been identified and located and the process has started for their deportation, officials said.
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Taking Students' Issue Seriously: US Consulate General in Hyderabad
The US consulateTe general in Hyderabad on Tuesday said they were taking seriously the issue related to students being sent back to India. Terming it a "very serious issue", Michael Mullins said the US ambassador in India Richard Verma was working on it.
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US Says Immigration Assessment Reason For Deportation Of Indian Students
The US has conveyed that the decision to deny entry to Indian students was not because of black-listing of two California-based institutions but based on the immigration assessment of individuals even as India asserted that American authorities need to honour visas issued by them.
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'Can't Risk Losing Money': Indian Students Pause American Dream Amid Visa Troubles
Last year there were 330,000 Indians enrolled at American universities, more than any other nationality, even surpassing Chinese students for the first time in years.
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Indian Students Are Deleting Social Media Posts, Accounts For US Visas: Report
Students are not just deleting posts, fearing that their political jokes, views and activism might be misinterpreted during visa interviews, but also entire accounts.
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'Visa May Be Revoked If You Skip Classes': US Embassy Warns Indian Students
Amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, the US government on Tuesday warned Indian students studying in American institutions that they may lose eligibility for future visas if they don't adhere to terms of their visa.
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Why Indian Students See US As Top Choice For STEM Despite Visa Troubles
Per recent trends, the courses of study most popular with Indian students include, AI, machine learning, cybersecurity, robotics, engineering, biomedical sciences, environmental studies, business, and finance.
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US Processes Record 1 Million Visa Applications In India This Year
The US Mission to India has exceeded its target by processing over one million non-immigrant visa applications this year. US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti personally handed over the one millionth visa to an Indian couple.
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1 Out Of Every 5 US Student Visas In 2022 Were Issued In India: US Envoy
One out of every five US student visas was issued in India in 2022, which is more than the proportion of Indian population in the world, US Ambassador Eric Garcetti said on Wednesday.
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For Those In US On Business Or Tourist Visa, A Welcome Rule Change
An individual travelling to the United States on a business or tourist visa -- B-1, B-2 -- can apply for new jobs and even appear in interviews, a federal agency said Wednesday.
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Students Going To Study In US Can Now Apply For Visa A Year In Advance
Students looking to study in the United States may now be able to apply for a visa a year before their course begins.
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Indian-Americans To Benefit From US Bill That Ends Per Country Quota
The White House has supported Congress to pass a legislation that seeks to eliminate the per country quota on green cards to allow US employers to focus on hiring people based on merit, not their birthplace.
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Traveling To US This Summer? Apply For Visa Early, Advises Embassy
In the last five years, the demand for visas to travel to the United States has increased by over 60 per cent, US Embassy said.
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India's Inclusion In Global Entry Programme Hailed By US Senator
The Trump administration's decision to include Indians into the Global Entry programme that expedites entry of visitors at the airports and other ports of entry further deepens the bilatertal ties to the Indo-AsiaPacific region, a top American Senator has said.
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Over 30,000 Indians Overstayed In America Last Year: Homeland Security
A total of 1.4 million Indians travelled to the US on various visas last year, out of which over 30,000 overstayed in the country, according to an annual official report on departures and overstays released today.
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Over 300 Indian Students Face Deportation In US Fake University Sting
Over 300 Indian students who unknowingly came to the US as part of a fake university sting operation conducted by law enforcement agencies to expose a visa scam, have been identified and located and the process has started for their deportation, officials said.
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Taking Students' Issue Seriously: US Consulate General in Hyderabad
The US consulateTe general in Hyderabad on Tuesday said they were taking seriously the issue related to students being sent back to India. Terming it a "very serious issue", Michael Mullins said the US ambassador in India Richard Verma was working on it.
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US Says Immigration Assessment Reason For Deportation Of Indian Students
The US has conveyed that the decision to deny entry to Indian students was not because of black-listing of two California-based institutions but based on the immigration assessment of individuals even as India asserted that American authorities need to honour visas issued by them.
