Failure to update USCIS records can mean missed immigration notices, delayed applications and problems receiving important documents.
Imran Khan, who is a US citizen, has been asked to leave India after attending a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. Here is what the law says about foreign nationals
The UK has lowered its visa refusal threshold for universities to 5 per cent, raising concerns over admissions and recruitment of overseas students.
This tightening of the previous 10 per cent threshold is aimed at what the UK government believes is the abuse of the student visa route by certain nationalities, led by Pakistanis and Nigerians
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Two agreements provide for multiple-entry visas of up to five years, renewable student permits and temporary work opportunities for eligible young professionals.
Some document filings retain a deadline extension, but online applications and age-based cut-offs get no extra time
The incoming Parti Quebecois government wants to reduce temporary residents to 250,000-300,000 and lower annual permanent immigration to 35,000; proposals are not yet in force
Foreign workers can now temporarily work for another employer in Bahrain for up to 90 days; previously, such arrangements were not possible
Indian IT firms have sharply reduced PERM filings and expanded local hiring in the US, with analysts expecting a limited industry impact from the programme's suspension
Can you still apply, change jobs or extend your H-1B?
The plan targets 650,000 fewer temporary visas in four years, caps student numbers at 240,000 and scraps post-study work visas
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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
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