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India To Discuss Student Visa Delays With Australia During PM Modi's Visit
Briefing the media on Prime Minister Modi's three-nation visit, Secretary (East) in the MEA, Rudrendra Tandon, said the Prime Minister will travel to Indonesia on July 8-9, Australia on July 10, and New Zealand on July 11.
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US F-1 Visas For Indian Students Drop 69 Per Cent In Peak Months Ahead Of Fall Semester
The June-July period is critical because the Fall semester in US universities begins in August or September, and visa issuances for Indian students typically peak during these months.
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'Did Everything Right But Still Failed': NRI Shares His 'Unlucky' America Story
The NRI's story highlights challenges faced by international graduates in the US job market amid visa restrictions and competitive conditions.
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Bangladesh Confirms Suspension Of Visa Services In India
Bangladesh's interim government on Thursday said it has asked its key missions in India, including at New Delhi, to suspend visa services over security concerns.
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Couple Flies To Indore From Sharjah, To Be Sent Back Over Visa Issue: Official
A couple arrived here from Sharjah has been stopped at the local airport due to technical visa issues and will be sent back to the city in the United Arab Emirates, an airport official said on Wednesday.
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104 Visas Issued For Indian Pilgrims Visiting Centuries-Old Pakistan Temple Shadani Darbar
The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi issued 104 visas to Indian Hindu pilgrims to participate in the 315th Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib at Shadani Darbar Hayat Pitafi, Sindh.
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Visa Delay Affects International Travel, Passengers Fear Financial Losses
33-year-old Prayash Giria was looking forward to his trip to Greece along with his three cousins, but with only two weeks left for his flight the visa is nowhere in sight.
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Government To Decide Soon On Overseas Citizen Of India Visa Issue: Minister
In a bid to allay fears of Overseas Citizen of India card holders over the temporary suspension of their long-term visas, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs, V Muraleedharan, said his government will soon take an appropriate decision on it.
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Over 20% of TCS' New Recruits In Last 12 Months From Outside India
Indian IT firms have been ramping up local hiring in offshore markets to tackle visa-related challenges.
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PM Narendra Modi Must Discuss H-1B Visa Issue With Trump: Indians in US
Prime Minister Narendra Modi must raise the H-1B visa issue besides defence cooperation and terrorism during his first bilateral meeting with US President Donald Trump, members of the Indian community said.
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Lot Of Misinformation About H-1B Does Lot Of Good For United States
Acknowledging that there is a "lot of misinformation" about H-1B, a top American Senator has said that this popular work visa, the most sought-after by Indian IT professionals, has benefited the US.
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Medical Visa? Get A Letter From Foreign Minister: India Tells Pakistan
India will only consider medical visas for Pakistani patients if the application is backed by a recommendation from Pakistan Prime Minister's Foreign Affairs Advisor Sartaj Aziz, the Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday.
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'Serious Actions' On H-1B Visa Would Worry India: Chief Economic Adviser
Chief Economic Adviser or CEA Arvind Subramanian has said that any "serious actions" taken by the Trump Administration on the H-1B visa programme will be a cause of "worry" as a majority of Indian exports in the services sector go to the United States. Mr Subramanian was speaking at the Peterson Institute, a top American economic think-tank in Wash...
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Government Considering Liberal Visa Policy To Boost Services Sector
The government is considering a proposal to relax the visa regime of the country to promote trade in services, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Hardware Snag in Computers Hits US Visa Services Globally
A hardware problem in the State Department's computer system has hit America's visa issuing processes across the globe, an official has said.
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India To Discuss Student Visa Delays With Australia During PM Modi's Visit
Briefing the media on Prime Minister Modi's three-nation visit, Secretary (East) in the MEA, Rudrendra Tandon, said the Prime Minister will travel to Indonesia on July 8-9, Australia on July 10, and New Zealand on July 11.
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US F-1 Visas For Indian Students Drop 69 Per Cent In Peak Months Ahead Of Fall Semester
The June-July period is critical because the Fall semester in US universities begins in August or September, and visa issuances for Indian students typically peak during these months.
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'Did Everything Right But Still Failed': NRI Shares His 'Unlucky' America Story
The NRI's story highlights challenges faced by international graduates in the US job market amid visa restrictions and competitive conditions.
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Bangladesh Confirms Suspension Of Visa Services In India
Bangladesh's interim government on Thursday said it has asked its key missions in India, including at New Delhi, to suspend visa services over security concerns.
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Couple Flies To Indore From Sharjah, To Be Sent Back Over Visa Issue: Official
A couple arrived here from Sharjah has been stopped at the local airport due to technical visa issues and will be sent back to the city in the United Arab Emirates, an airport official said on Wednesday.
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104 Visas Issued For Indian Pilgrims Visiting Centuries-Old Pakistan Temple Shadani Darbar
The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi issued 104 visas to Indian Hindu pilgrims to participate in the 315th Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib at Shadani Darbar Hayat Pitafi, Sindh.
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Visa Delay Affects International Travel, Passengers Fear Financial Losses
33-year-old Prayash Giria was looking forward to his trip to Greece along with his three cousins, but with only two weeks left for his flight the visa is nowhere in sight.
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Government To Decide Soon On Overseas Citizen Of India Visa Issue: Minister
In a bid to allay fears of Overseas Citizen of India card holders over the temporary suspension of their long-term visas, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs, V Muraleedharan, said his government will soon take an appropriate decision on it.
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Over 20% of TCS' New Recruits In Last 12 Months From Outside India
Indian IT firms have been ramping up local hiring in offshore markets to tackle visa-related challenges.
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PM Narendra Modi Must Discuss H-1B Visa Issue With Trump: Indians in US
Prime Minister Narendra Modi must raise the H-1B visa issue besides defence cooperation and terrorism during his first bilateral meeting with US President Donald Trump, members of the Indian community said.
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Lot Of Misinformation About H-1B Does Lot Of Good For United States
Acknowledging that there is a "lot of misinformation" about H-1B, a top American Senator has said that this popular work visa, the most sought-after by Indian IT professionals, has benefited the US.
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Medical Visa? Get A Letter From Foreign Minister: India Tells Pakistan
India will only consider medical visas for Pakistani patients if the application is backed by a recommendation from Pakistan Prime Minister's Foreign Affairs Advisor Sartaj Aziz, the Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday.
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'Serious Actions' On H-1B Visa Would Worry India: Chief Economic Adviser
Chief Economic Adviser or CEA Arvind Subramanian has said that any "serious actions" taken by the Trump Administration on the H-1B visa programme will be a cause of "worry" as a majority of Indian exports in the services sector go to the United States. Mr Subramanian was speaking at the Peterson Institute, a top American economic think-tank in Wash...
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Government Considering Liberal Visa Policy To Boost Services Sector
The government is considering a proposal to relax the visa regime of the country to promote trade in services, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said today.
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Hardware Snag in Computers Hits US Visa Services Globally
A hardware problem in the State Department's computer system has hit America's visa issuing processes across the globe, an official has said.
