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H-1B Visa Debates: Why US Remains Top Choice For Indian Students
H-1B Visa Debates: STEM programmes remain highly popular among Indian students, with over 50% of international students in the US enrolled in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields.
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US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
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Explained: Why H-1B Visa Is Important For Indian Professionals And The Debate In US
The H-1B visa has been a critical pathway for Indian professionals seeking career opportunities in the US.
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Indian Passport Holder Explains Benefits Of 10-Year US Visa: "Best Travel Investment"
She highlighted that having a US visa often simplifies obtaining visas for other countries, as it signals credibility to immigration authorities worldwide.
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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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Relief For Indian Chess Star, Receives US Visa In Time To Compete In New York Tournament
On Friday, Erigaisi had reached out to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and the All India Chess Federation (AICF) via social media, requesting their assistance in securing the visa.
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Outgoing US Government Relaxes H-1B Visa Rules. What It Means For Indians
The outgoing Biden administration has relaxed rules for H-1B visas that will make it easier for American companies to hire foreign workers with special skills.
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Significant Improvement For Indians In Green Card Queue For January 2025
The US Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs recently released its Visa Bulletin for January 2025, giving updates to the green card applicants.
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US H-1B Visa Quota Full For 2025. What Applicants Should Do Now
A congressional cap of 65,000 H-1B visas for regular applicants and an additional 20,000 visas for US advanced degree holders have been mandated by the US government.
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This Trump Pick Might Spell Trouble For Indian Techies, H-1B Visa Seekers
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed immigration hardliner and close aide, Stephen Miller, as his White House deputy chief of staff for policy. Miller was also a central figure behind several of Mr Trump's policies on immigration.
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Massive Delays In Getting US Visa Across Cities, It's 500 Days In Kolkata
The visa wait time for Indians planning a visit to the United States has gone up massively, with Kolkata taking up to 500 days to process B1/B2 visas.
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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
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US Opens Additional 2.5 Lakh Visa Appointments For Indian Travelers
The US Mission to India opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers, including tourists, skilled workers, and students.
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Home Ministry Probing Netflix for Alleged Visa Violations, Racial Discrimination
India is investigating the business practices of US streaming giant Netflix's local operations. The details of India's investigation were included in an email dated July 20, reviewed by Reuters, which was written by a home ministry official to Netflix's former director of business and legal affairs for India, Nandini Mehta, who left the compan...
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Children Of Indian-Americans Face Deportation As Time Runs Out
There does not seem to any light at the end of the tunnel for children of legal immigrants, a significantly large number of whom are Indian-Americans who came to the US as a young kid with their parents and now risk being deported back.
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H-1B Visa Debates: Why US Remains Top Choice For Indian Students
H-1B Visa Debates: STEM programmes remain highly popular among Indian students, with over 50% of international students in the US enrolled in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields.
-
US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
-
Explained: Why H-1B Visa Is Important For Indian Professionals And The Debate In US
The H-1B visa has been a critical pathway for Indian professionals seeking career opportunities in the US.
-
Indian Passport Holder Explains Benefits Of 10-Year US Visa: "Best Travel Investment"
She highlighted that having a US visa often simplifies obtaining visas for other countries, as it signals credibility to immigration authorities worldwide.
-
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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Relief For Indian Chess Star, Receives US Visa In Time To Compete In New York Tournament
On Friday, Erigaisi had reached out to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and the All India Chess Federation (AICF) via social media, requesting their assistance in securing the visa.
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Outgoing US Government Relaxes H-1B Visa Rules. What It Means For Indians
The outgoing Biden administration has relaxed rules for H-1B visas that will make it easier for American companies to hire foreign workers with special skills.
-
Significant Improvement For Indians In Green Card Queue For January 2025
The US Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs recently released its Visa Bulletin for January 2025, giving updates to the green card applicants.
-
US H-1B Visa Quota Full For 2025. What Applicants Should Do Now
A congressional cap of 65,000 H-1B visas for regular applicants and an additional 20,000 visas for US advanced degree holders have been mandated by the US government.
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This Trump Pick Might Spell Trouble For Indian Techies, H-1B Visa Seekers
US President-elect Donald Trump has appointed immigration hardliner and close aide, Stephen Miller, as his White House deputy chief of staff for policy. Miller was also a central figure behind several of Mr Trump's policies on immigration.
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Massive Delays In Getting US Visa Across Cities, It's 500 Days In Kolkata
The visa wait time for Indians planning a visit to the United States has gone up massively, with Kolkata taking up to 500 days to process B1/B2 visas.
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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
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US Opens Additional 2.5 Lakh Visa Appointments For Indian Travelers
The US Mission to India opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers, including tourists, skilled workers, and students.
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Home Ministry Probing Netflix for Alleged Visa Violations, Racial Discrimination
India is investigating the business practices of US streaming giant Netflix's local operations. The details of India's investigation were included in an email dated July 20, reviewed by Reuters, which was written by a home ministry official to Netflix's former director of business and legal affairs for India, Nandini Mehta, who left the compan...
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Children Of Indian-Americans Face Deportation As Time Runs Out
There does not seem to any light at the end of the tunnel for children of legal immigrants, a significantly large number of whom are Indian-Americans who came to the US as a young kid with their parents and now risk being deported back.
