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How Will Australia's New Visa Rules Impact Indians? Explained
This is a massive jump compared to the current student visa fees in Canada and the United States, which are CDN$150 (AUD$165) and US$185 (AUD$280), respectively.
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New Rules For Indian Students Seeking US Visa Come Into Effect From Today
US Visa Application Process: Prospective students seeking to study in the US under the F, M, and J visa programmes are advised to take note of these changes.
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17 US States File Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
As many as 17 states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Monday against the new temporary visa policy for international students announced by the Trump administration as part of its efforts to restrict international travel in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Google, Microsoft, Other US Tech Giants Join Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
More than a dozen top American technology companies, including Google, Facebook and Microsoft, on Monday joined a lawsuit filed by the Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) latest rule that bars international students from staying in the United States unless they att...
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"Diplomatic Failure?" Congress Slams Centre Over US Student, H1-B Visa Rules
The Congress on Wednesday attacked the Modi government for failing to stand by Indian students who are facing deportation from the US due to new visa rules, saying its "diplomatic failure" in resolving the issue has insulted Indians globally.
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In New H-1B Visa Bill, Foreigners Educated In US Will Get Preference
The bill - to be introduced by Senator Chuck Grassley and Dick Durban - will require US Citizenship and Immigration Services to prioritise for the first time annual allocation of H-1B visas
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US Student visa program: New rules, same problems
The State Department is publicly acknowledging that one of its most popular exchange programs leaves foreign college students vulnerable to exploitation, but it's unclear if new regulations the agency is pushing will do enough to stop the abuses. The revised rules aim to shift more responsibility onto the 53 entities the department designates ...
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How Will Australia's New Visa Rules Impact Indians? Explained
This is a massive jump compared to the current student visa fees in Canada and the United States, which are CDN$150 (AUD$165) and US$185 (AUD$280), respectively.
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New Rules For Indian Students Seeking US Visa Come Into Effect From Today
US Visa Application Process: Prospective students seeking to study in the US under the F, M, and J visa programmes are advised to take note of these changes.
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17 US States File Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
As many as 17 states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Monday against the new temporary visa policy for international students announced by the Trump administration as part of its efforts to restrict international travel in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Google, Microsoft, Other US Tech Giants Join Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
More than a dozen top American technology companies, including Google, Facebook and Microsoft, on Monday joined a lawsuit filed by the Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) latest rule that bars international students from staying in the United States unless they att...
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"Diplomatic Failure?" Congress Slams Centre Over US Student, H1-B Visa Rules
The Congress on Wednesday attacked the Modi government for failing to stand by Indian students who are facing deportation from the US due to new visa rules, saying its "diplomatic failure" in resolving the issue has insulted Indians globally.
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In New H-1B Visa Bill, Foreigners Educated In US Will Get Preference
The bill - to be introduced by Senator Chuck Grassley and Dick Durban - will require US Citizenship and Immigration Services to prioritise for the first time annual allocation of H-1B visas
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US Student visa program: New rules, same problems
The State Department is publicly acknowledging that one of its most popular exchange programs leaves foreign college students vulnerable to exploitation, but it's unclear if new regulations the agency is pushing will do enough to stop the abuses. The revised rules aim to shift more responsibility onto the 53 entities the department designates ...
