Trump administration halts green card processing for select tech firms: Impact on Indians decoded
Department of Homeland Security says proposal aims to curb fraud and misuse of OPT, as colleges and employers fear higher costs
H-1B Visa Fraud Crackdown Act seeks to sharply increase penalties and extend debarment periods for employers violating visa rules
90% of parents will be picked based on how long they have been waiting, while 10% will be chosen by chance
Argentina's new scheme will also cover families, but applications are not open yet and legal and regulatory details remain pending.
'The strongest degree is one whose value travels with the student,' says Amit Garga, cofounder of The WorldGrad
US cancels 250,000+ visas under Trump; 2,300 linked to birth tourism
USCIS received 145,872 citizenship applications from April to June, while 70,539 cases were decided during the quarter.
The September selection gives eligible candidates another opportunity to move closer to Canadian permanent residence
EB-5 visa fee hike: US more than doubles charges for immigrant investors from November 30
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) finalised a rule on Tuesday that seeks to more than double the fees for applying to the EB-5 visa
Investigators are examining alleged fraud and worker exploitation as Washington steps up H-1B enforcement
Tony Burke's 2026 migration changes explained: students lose family visas, working holiday cut 84%
The proposal would reward education, English skills, salary and job offers while restricting several existing family-based pathways.
The country is restricting dependants, tightening 'visa switching' and changing skilled visa priorities as it seeks greater control over migration.
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