US courts ended two visa processing pauses, but many applicants remain stuck as consulates are yet to fully resume interviews and visa issuance
New guidance expands the public charge test, with benefits use now considered alongside income, assets and other factors
Foreign journalists and certain professionals from Canada and Mexico among people who will face mandatory online presence reviews under expanded rules
High Commission warns of fake job offers, overstay, detention and legal action for those misusing tourist entry.
H-1B $100,000 fee requirement extended through September 2027 amid ongoing court challenges
Following the reduction of Thailand's visa-exempt stay from 60 to 30 days, effective September 15, 2026, the existing work authorization framework for urgent business travel remains unchanged.
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Australia reshuffles skilled visa queue: Healthcare, construction and other jobs get priority
The statement from FIIDS, an advocacy group, came hours after US President Donald Trump tightened oversight of the H-1B visa programme
FIIDS backed tighter oversight of the visa programme but said highly specialised jobs cannot always be filled immediately from the domestic labour pool
The payment requirement for employers seeking certain H-1B workers will remain until September 21, 2027, as the Trump administration appeals a court ruling against the policy
USCIS will assess age, health, finances, family status, education and public benefits under the revised public charge test.
Indian travellers applying for several New Zealand visitor and transit visas will have to move to Immigration New Zealand's enhanced online system as the country phases out paper applications from Oct
The Australian government will target visa overstayers and restrict most students from bringing family members as it seeks to align migration with Australia's needs better
US Vice-President says the country is reviewing employer practices and visa costs, as Indian professionals closely watch changes to the visa programme
Stricter dependant rules and immigration curbs are reshaping the UK study route as applications fall for a second year.
Once the proposal is published in the Federal Register, DOL will accept public comments for 30 or 60 days.
The proposed rule would have replaced duration of status with fixed admission periods for students, exchange visitors and journalists
White House review is complete, but the fee is not yet final; Indian students can still use existing post-study work rules
The new visa opens on November 16, 2026; it gives eligible graduates six months of open work rights, while the expanded Post-Study Work Visa can provide a much longer pathway for eligible graduates