Page 29 - Latest Updates on Immigration

Visa scam in Delhi: How four Nigerians forged visas and duped Indians

Delhi Visa Fraud: Delhi police arrest four Nigerians in Burari for forging visas and duping Indians through online scams, as new immigration law comes into force

Australians say Indians out! But immigrants call Aussies 'welcoming'

Anti-immigration Rally in Australia: Anti-migrant rallies unsettle Indian community in Australia, but many still see safety, stability and opportunity

US green card: Why Indians on H-1B and F-1 visas are choosing EB-5 route

Growing numbers of Indian students and professionals in STEM are using capital investment to secure American green cards through the EB-5 programme

Trump blames US immigration policy after Indian man beheaded in Dallas | US News

President Donald Trump has condemned the brutal beheading of Indian-origin motel manager Chandra Mouli “Bob” Nagamallaiah in Dallas.

Canada visa fraud: IRCC warns Indians about fake agents and forged visas

Canada cautions applicants about scams, cash-only deals, and fake documents as Indian police probe forged visas and Canada uncovers online fraud networks

US travel bans: Why some admitted foreign students can't reach the US

Some would-be international students are not showing up on American campuses this fall despite offers of admission because of logjams with visa applications

UK anti-immigration rallies: Why London protests worry Indian community

Over 100,000 joined Tommy Robinson's London rally as tensions rose. Indians in UK say they feel unsafe after a Sikh woman was raped in a racist assault

‘Go back’ rallies in Australia: Why Indians are in the crosshairs | Immigration

Anti-immigration rallies in Australia have sparked fresh debate on migration. Protesters claim the system is broken — and Indians, the second-largest migrant group.

US visa bulletin October: EB-5 green card for Indians jumps 15 months

US visa bulletin October 2025: India records notable progress in employment and family green card categories as the US publishes its October 2025 visa bulletin

Statsguru: Mateship goes amiss despite Indians' economic contribution

Over 31 per cent of Australia's population was born overseas in 2024, up from 23 per cent at the start of the century

Don't join Russian army! Indians duped with job and money offers in Moscow

Indians duped into fighting in Ukraine as government renews warning on Russian army recruitment

Canada visa wait times: Get PR card in 36 days, work visa in 8 weeks

Latest IRCC data shows rising delays for Indian applicants, with PR, study and visitor visas taking weeks to months depending on route and location

F-1 visa denied for being 'too successful'? Bengaluru man shares experience

An Indian professional from Bengaluru says his US student visa was denied after a consular officer told him he was "already successful"

UK study visa drop: US student exodus fails to boost British universities

UK study visa applications drop: UK universities miss out on expected boost as visa rules and policy changes deter international students

US warns immigrants over social media posts praising Charlie Kirk killing

US Deputy Secretary of State issues warning as Trump hails Charlie Kirk as a "martyr for truth"

Shah launches faster immigration clearance programme at 5 more airports

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched the Fast Track Immigration-Trusted Traveller Programme (FTI-TTP), which fast-tracks the immigration process of pre-verified Indian nationals and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holders, in five more airports. The special initiative was first rolled out at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here in July 2024 and two months later launched in seven more airports -- Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Cochin and Ahmedabad. Today, the FTI-TTP was launched in Lucknow, Thiruvananthapuram, Tiruchirappalli, Kozhikode and Amritsar. "Fast Track Immigration: Trusted Traveller Programme makes immigration simpler, faster and hassle-free," the minister said at a special programme held virtually. OCI card holders and Indian citizens travelling abroad will receive the maximum benefit under the programme, Shah said. So far, three lakh people have registered and 2.65 lakh availed the facility so far. The programme ensures faster

Bypass Immigration queues: Fast Track expands to 5 more airports in India

E-Gates Roll Out in Lucknow, Amritsar, Kozhikode, Trichy, Thiruvananthapuram

Australian PM demands apology from senator for anti-Indian migrant remark

Senator Jacinta Price claimed Indian migrants inflate living costs and vote Labor, drawing sharp criticism from PM Albanese and the Indian community

Germany, UAE replace US as top study destinations for Indian students

upGrad's 2024-25 report shows 13% drop in US-bound student applications; Germany rises to 32.6%, UAE hosts 42% of Indian international students

Anti-immigration protests in Australia: Indians power economy, not flood it

Attorney Jordan Tew says Indian migrants are "helping Australia thrive", not overwhelming its economy or services