Immigration News

Indian executives report US B1/B2 visa denials under Section 214(b). Here's what the rule means and what happens after a refusal

Immigration attorney warns that mismatched LinkedIn details may lead to H-1B, OPT or green card refusals amid tighter US vetting

Even a $150,000-$200,000 visa fee may not significantly reduce H-1B hiring, economist George Borjas finds

The 2026 ballot opens in February, offering 3,000 places for young Indians to live and work in the UK for up to two years

A Knot Dating co-founder says business ownership and tax history were not enough to prove intent to return to India

A Republican lawmaker has renewed his attack on high-skilled immigration, arguing the H-1B visa harms American workers

Saudi authorities roll out visas and operational timelines months ahead of pilgrims' arrival

Planning to study in the US? UCSC Silicon Valley is offering a one-time $1,000 merit scholarship for new F-1 international students

A new white paper says Indian workers have strengthened the UK's workforce, public services and post-Brexit resilience

Russia estimates the economy needs 11 million more laborers by the end of the decade

A dedicated French-language draw under Express Entry as Ottawa pushes francophone immigration beyond Quebec

With H-1B costs surging and uncertainty rising, companies are reassessing L-1 transfers as the March registration window opens

Budget 2026 has eased PMS and ownership rules for NRIs. Ametra PMS CIO Karan Aggarwal explains how overseas investors may respond

New US policy disqualifies businesses with any green card holder ownership from SBA-backed loans, triggering criticism from lawyers and Democratic lawmakers

Canada recorded the highest number of such deaths during the period at 17, followed by the United States with nine cases.

Commerce minister says Indian firms no longer press for more US work visas as remote work and GCCs reshape hiring

Tighter visa rules and enrolment caps have pushed Canada's foreign student numbers sharply lower, with further cuts planned through 2028

Government data shows Saudi Arabia and the UAE recorded far higher deportations of Indian nationals than the US last year

Investor-residence holders can buy one NZ$5 million home as Parliament amends foreign buyer rules

A new Cato Institute paper says immigrants strengthened US public finances over three decades, contradicting Donald Trump's repeated claims on immigration