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UAE, Kuwait And Qatar Extend Visa, Waive Overstay Fines Amid Flight Cancellations During Middle East Conflict
With flights grounded and passengers stuck amid the West Asia conflict, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar have rolled out urgent visa relief measures to protect stranded travellers.
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US To Require Visa Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Applicants From These Nations
The bond requirement will not apply to citizens of countries participating in the Visa Waiver Programme.
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Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indians With US Visas
In a move aimed at enhancing inbound tourism and strengthening bilateral ties, the Argentine government has announced eased entry requirements for Indian citizens holding valid US visas.
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New Rules For U.S. Visas From India: What Has Changed And What Stays The Same
Planning a U.S. visa application from India? From new fees to in-person interviews and updated passport rules, here is everything you should know to stay on track.
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US To Scrap "Dropbox" Visa Renewals From September 2: Here's What To Know
The United States has announced the closure of its "Dropbox" visa renewal, officially known as the Interview Waiver Program, for the majority of non-immigrant categories, including H-1B, H-4, F, M, O1, J, and L1.
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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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Iranian Granted US Visa To Aid Brother With Cancer Despite Travel Ban
The US State Department granted a visa to a man in Iran hoping to donate bone marrow to his US citizen brother with blood cancer, obtaining a rare waiver to President Donald Trump's travel ban, the family's lawyer said on Thursday.
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Trump Administration Issues New Rules On US Visa Waivers
The Trump administration put new requirements in place on Friday for the 38 countries participating in the US Visa Waiver Program, including that they use US counterterrorism data to screen travelers, officials said.
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US Tightens Visa Rules For Travellers With Mideast Ties
In a bid to keep ISIS supporters out, the US has tightened its visa waiver programme for nationals of certain countries, making it harder for them to enter America if they had dual citizenship of Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria or visited one of them in the last five years.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Rules For Visitors After Paris Attacks
The United States on Thursday began implementing restrictions to its Visa Waiver Program under a law passed after last year's Paris attacks that makes it harder for citizens of some countries to visit.
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UAE, Kuwait And Qatar Extend Visa, Waive Overstay Fines Amid Flight Cancellations During Middle East Conflict
With flights grounded and passengers stuck amid the West Asia conflict, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar have rolled out urgent visa relief measures to protect stranded travellers.
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US To Require Visa Bonds Of Up To $15,000 For Applicants From These Nations
The bond requirement will not apply to citizens of countries participating in the Visa Waiver Programme.
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Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indians With US Visas
In a move aimed at enhancing inbound tourism and strengthening bilateral ties, the Argentine government has announced eased entry requirements for Indian citizens holding valid US visas.
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New Rules For U.S. Visas From India: What Has Changed And What Stays The Same
Planning a U.S. visa application from India? From new fees to in-person interviews and updated passport rules, here is everything you should know to stay on track.
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US To Scrap "Dropbox" Visa Renewals From September 2: Here's What To Know
The United States has announced the closure of its "Dropbox" visa renewal, officially known as the Interview Waiver Program, for the majority of non-immigrant categories, including H-1B, H-4, F, M, O1, J, and L1.
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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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Iranian Granted US Visa To Aid Brother With Cancer Despite Travel Ban
The US State Department granted a visa to a man in Iran hoping to donate bone marrow to his US citizen brother with blood cancer, obtaining a rare waiver to President Donald Trump's travel ban, the family's lawyer said on Thursday.
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Trump Administration Issues New Rules On US Visa Waivers
The Trump administration put new requirements in place on Friday for the 38 countries participating in the US Visa Waiver Program, including that they use US counterterrorism data to screen travelers, officials said.
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US Tightens Visa Rules For Travellers With Mideast Ties
In a bid to keep ISIS supporters out, the US has tightened its visa waiver programme for nationals of certain countries, making it harder for them to enter America if they had dual citizenship of Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria or visited one of them in the last five years.
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US Tightens Visa Waiver Rules For Visitors After Paris Attacks
The United States on Thursday began implementing restrictions to its Visa Waiver Program under a law passed after last year's Paris attacks that makes it harder for citizens of some countries to visit.
