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Over 7,000 Student Exchange Visitors From India Overstayed In US In 2023
Over 7,000 student and exchange visitors from India overstayed in the US in 2023, an expert told US lawmakers and suggested several reforms in the country's immigration policies, including those related to H-1B visas.
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Issued Over 1 Million Nonimmigrant Visas To Indians For 2nd Year: US Embassy
The US mission in India on Friday said it issued more than one million nonimmigrant visas for the second year in a row, including a record number of visitor visas, underscoring the huge demand of Indians for travel to the US.
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'Spinners Selected Gives Us Best Opportunity To Beat India': England Skipper Ben Stokes
Playing in his first Test, left-arm spinner Tom Hartley picked up seven wickets in the Indian second innings to script a 28-run victory for the visitors
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US Issues Record 1.4 Million Visas To Indians In 2023
The US Consular Team in India processed a record 1.4 million US visas in 2023, which is higher than ever, and has brought down the visitor visa appointment wait times by 75 per cent.
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US Consulate General Mumbai Sets New Record For Visitor Visas
During the 2022-23 academic year, the number of Indian students studying in the US increased by 35 per cent hitting an all-time high of over 268,000.
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Visa Interview Wait Time For Indians Visiting US Cut By 60%: Official
The wait time for a US visitor's visa interview in India has been reduced by 60 per cent this year, a senior official has said, attributing it to several steps the United States has taken.
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"Top Priority": US Official On Cutting Wait Time For Visas For Indians
India is the No. 1 student visa recipient in the world and the numbers are only going to go up, US Consul General Mike Hankey told NDTV on Wednesday.
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Indians, Chinese Account For 47% Of International Students In US: Report
Students from India and China accounted for 47 per cent of all active foreign students in the US in 2020, according to latest official figures, which also indicated a significant drop in fresh enrolments from abroad due to the impact of the pandemic.
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"Bring Us Home, Please": 15 Indians Trapped In Iraq Send Out An SOS
They spent four months in an alien country with no job, shelter or food. Help was hard to come by, and the memories of their families back home were fading rapidly in a haze of broken dreams and desert sand. Making things worse was the constant fear of being thrown into prison, given that their visas had expired months ago.
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Indian Tourists 6th In Terms Of Spending In US: US Official
Stating that the Indian visitors in the US tend to stay for longer periods and spend more during their stay compared to the US residents coming to India, a US official on Thursday said his government has taken a bouquet of initiatives to attract more Indian tourists.
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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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Indian-Americans Keen About PM Modi's Address To US Congress
Indian-Americans in the US are looking forward to listening to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to a joint session of the US Congress with American lawmakers flooding with requests from the community members for tickets to the visitor's gallery on June 8.
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14,000 Indians Overstayed In US In 2015
Over 14,000 of the 8.8 lakh Indians who travelled to the US on visitor or business visa in 2015 overstayed in the country, according to official figures.
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US gurudwara shooting: Four of six victims were Indians
Four of the six victims killed in the shooting incidents at Wisconsin Gurudwara are Indian nationals, one of them being a recent visitor from India.
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We know Aussies would come hard at us: Ojha
Australians love playing mind-games but the Indian cricket team would be ready for them in the upcoming Test series, said left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha, insisting that the visitors would remain calm to handle tough situations.
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Over 7,000 Student Exchange Visitors From India Overstayed In US In 2023
Over 7,000 student and exchange visitors from India overstayed in the US in 2023, an expert told US lawmakers and suggested several reforms in the country's immigration policies, including those related to H-1B visas.
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Issued Over 1 Million Nonimmigrant Visas To Indians For 2nd Year: US Embassy
The US mission in India on Friday said it issued more than one million nonimmigrant visas for the second year in a row, including a record number of visitor visas, underscoring the huge demand of Indians for travel to the US.
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'Spinners Selected Gives Us Best Opportunity To Beat India': England Skipper Ben Stokes
Playing in his first Test, left-arm spinner Tom Hartley picked up seven wickets in the Indian second innings to script a 28-run victory for the visitors
-
US Issues Record 1.4 Million Visas To Indians In 2023
The US Consular Team in India processed a record 1.4 million US visas in 2023, which is higher than ever, and has brought down the visitor visa appointment wait times by 75 per cent.
-
US Consulate General Mumbai Sets New Record For Visitor Visas
During the 2022-23 academic year, the number of Indian students studying in the US increased by 35 per cent hitting an all-time high of over 268,000.
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Visa Interview Wait Time For Indians Visiting US Cut By 60%: Official
The wait time for a US visitor's visa interview in India has been reduced by 60 per cent this year, a senior official has said, attributing it to several steps the United States has taken.
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"Top Priority": US Official On Cutting Wait Time For Visas For Indians
India is the No. 1 student visa recipient in the world and the numbers are only going to go up, US Consul General Mike Hankey told NDTV on Wednesday.
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Indians, Chinese Account For 47% Of International Students In US: Report
Students from India and China accounted for 47 per cent of all active foreign students in the US in 2020, according to latest official figures, which also indicated a significant drop in fresh enrolments from abroad due to the impact of the pandemic.
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"Bring Us Home, Please": 15 Indians Trapped In Iraq Send Out An SOS
They spent four months in an alien country with no job, shelter or food. Help was hard to come by, and the memories of their families back home were fading rapidly in a haze of broken dreams and desert sand. Making things worse was the constant fear of being thrown into prison, given that their visas had expired months ago.
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Indian Tourists 6th In Terms Of Spending In US: US Official
Stating that the Indian visitors in the US tend to stay for longer periods and spend more during their stay compared to the US residents coming to India, a US official on Thursday said his government has taken a bouquet of initiatives to attract more Indian tourists.
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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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Indian-Americans Keen About PM Modi's Address To US Congress
Indian-Americans in the US are looking forward to listening to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to a joint session of the US Congress with American lawmakers flooding with requests from the community members for tickets to the visitor's gallery on June 8.
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14,000 Indians Overstayed In US In 2015
Over 14,000 of the 8.8 lakh Indians who travelled to the US on visitor or business visa in 2015 overstayed in the country, according to official figures.
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US gurudwara shooting: Four of six victims were Indians
Four of the six victims killed in the shooting incidents at Wisconsin Gurudwara are Indian nationals, one of them being a recent visitor from India.
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We know Aussies would come hard at us: Ojha
Australians love playing mind-games but the Indian cricket team would be ready for them in the upcoming Test series, said left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha, insisting that the visitors would remain calm to handle tough situations.
