Visa holders and green card applicants worldwide are facing heightened scrutiny at U.S. entry points. With new visa processing delays and tighter security checks, travellers should reconsider their plans.
The U.S. has updated its visa interview waiver (Dropbox) program, reducing eligibility and increasing in-person interview requirements. H-1B visa holders should prepare for possible delays and stay informed about the latest rules.
The U.S. is preparing a new travel ban that may restrict entry for individuals from Pakistan and Afghanistan. With security concerns driving the policy shift, Afghan refugees and visa holders face uncertainty. Learn more about the potential impact and what travelers need to know.
The US has introduced a new visa interview waiver update, making it easier for eligible applicants to secure their visas without in-person interviews. This change streamlines the process, reduces wait times, and benefits diplomatic officials and visa renewal applicants.
The U.S. has revamped its H-1B visa selection process, limiting multiple registrations per candidate. This change has led to a significant 38% drop in applications, raising concerns for both job seekers and businesses.
Thousands of foreign workers in the U.S. on H-1B visas aim for permanent residency through the I-140 petition. This guide explains the steps, benefits, and challenges in securing a Green Card.
As the United States prepares for Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th President on January 20, H-1B visa holders including India are facing heightened concerns about potential immigration policy changes. Experts are urging them to return to the U.S. promptly…
The H-1B visa program is set for modernization in January 2025, featuring improved eligibility criteria, enhanced safeguards, and a shift toward digital processes. Explore these updates and their implications for skilled foreign workers and employers.
The US has recently finalized significant changes to the H-1B visa program, impacting foreign workers seeking employment in the United States. These modifications, effective January 17, 2025, aim to streamline the application process and enhance clarity for both employers and employees.
The US has announced a significant increase in the H-2B visa cap for Fiscal Year (FY) 2025. This decision will allow US employers to hire more foreign workers to fill temporary nonagricultural jobs, particularly in industries like hospitality, tourism, and landscaping.
