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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
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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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"Bring Down Visa Wait Time In India": US Envoy Eric Garcetti Recounts Biden's Order
Shedding light on visa appointments and the waiting time concerning them, the US envoy to India, Eric Garcetti, said that President Joe Biden told him to bring down the waiting time for it in India.
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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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US Improves "Completely Unacceptable" Visa Wait Times For Indians
International tourist arrivals remain at 26% below pre-pandemic levels, according to a June 2023 monthly report from the US Travel Association, with spending slower, too.
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US Making "Huge Push" To Process As Many Visa Applications As Possible In India
The consular teams of the US have been making a "huge push" to process as many visa applications as possible in India, US Department of State official spokesperson Matthew Miller said in a press briefing on Thursday.
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Joe Biden Urged By US Lawmakers To Address India Visa Wait Time Issue
Describing India as an important partner wherein people-to-people relationship plays a significant role, top US lawmakers have urged the Biden Administration to address the visa wait time issue in India on a priority basis.
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US Official Explains Reason For Long Green Card Wait Time For India
The long and agonizing wait for Green Cards for people from India, China, Mexico and the Philippines is mainly due to the country-based quota system in its allocation which can be changed only by the US Congress, a senior official has said.
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Exclusive: New US Envoy to India Says Biden Told Him "Eric, Go Fix This" On Visas
Reducing the wait time for US visas for Indians is not the "10th or 11th priority" but the "number one priority", the new US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti told NDTV on Thursday.
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US Mission To India On Track To Process Over A Million Visas This Year: Official
The US Mission to India, the four consulates and the embassy, is on track to process more than a million visas this year, Jennifer Larson, US Consul General Hyderabad, said on Wednesday.
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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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US Pulls In Officials From "Around The World" To Help With India Visa Ops
The US has deployed temporary visa officers to help with the visa operations in Mumbai and reduce the wait time. Consular officers from around the world have left their regular duties for this purpose, the US Consulate in Mumbai said in a tweet.
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"Number 1 Priority" To Reduce Visa Wait Time For Indians: US Officials
"As I look at the relationship, it strikes me that people-to-people ties between our two nations are really the bedrock of what is one of our most consequential relationships in the world and that's the US-India relationship," they said.
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To Cut Long Waiting Period For US Visas, New Rules For Indians
To cut delays in processing visas, the US recently launched new initiatives, including scheduling special interviews for first time applicants and increasing the strength of consular staff.
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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
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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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"Bring Down Visa Wait Time In India": US Envoy Eric Garcetti Recounts Biden's Order
Shedding light on visa appointments and the waiting time concerning them, the US envoy to India, Eric Garcetti, said that President Joe Biden told him to bring down the waiting time for it in India.
-
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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US Improves "Completely Unacceptable" Visa Wait Times For Indians
International tourist arrivals remain at 26% below pre-pandemic levels, according to a June 2023 monthly report from the US Travel Association, with spending slower, too.
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US Making "Huge Push" To Process As Many Visa Applications As Possible In India
The consular teams of the US have been making a "huge push" to process as many visa applications as possible in India, US Department of State official spokesperson Matthew Miller said in a press briefing on Thursday.
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Joe Biden Urged By US Lawmakers To Address India Visa Wait Time Issue
Describing India as an important partner wherein people-to-people relationship plays a significant role, top US lawmakers have urged the Biden Administration to address the visa wait time issue in India on a priority basis.
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US Official Explains Reason For Long Green Card Wait Time For India
The long and agonizing wait for Green Cards for people from India, China, Mexico and the Philippines is mainly due to the country-based quota system in its allocation which can be changed only by the US Congress, a senior official has said.
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Exclusive: New US Envoy to India Says Biden Told Him "Eric, Go Fix This" On Visas
Reducing the wait time for US visas for Indians is not the "10th or 11th priority" but the "number one priority", the new US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti told NDTV on Thursday.
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US Mission To India On Track To Process Over A Million Visas This Year: Official
The US Mission to India, the four consulates and the embassy, is on track to process more than a million visas this year, Jennifer Larson, US Consul General Hyderabad, said on Wednesday.
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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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US Pulls In Officials From "Around The World" To Help With India Visa Ops
The US has deployed temporary visa officers to help with the visa operations in Mumbai and reduce the wait time. Consular officers from around the world have left their regular duties for this purpose, the US Consulate in Mumbai said in a tweet.
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"Number 1 Priority" To Reduce Visa Wait Time For Indians: US Officials
"As I look at the relationship, it strikes me that people-to-people ties between our two nations are really the bedrock of what is one of our most consequential relationships in the world and that's the US-India relationship," they said.
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To Cut Long Waiting Period For US Visas, New Rules For Indians
To cut delays in processing visas, the US recently launched new initiatives, including scheduling special interviews for first time applicants and increasing the strength of consular staff.
