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January 8, 2026

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The US embassy warns that breaking the law can cost you student visas

A traveler shows the canceled visa in his passport to reporters at Washington Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Virginia, U.S., February 6, 2017.—Reuters The US embassy warns that arrests may result in student visas being revoked. The embassy cites the risk of deportation and the future inability to issue a visa. “A US visa is a privilege, not a right,” says the embassy. The US embassy in India warned on Thursday that arrests or violations of US law could lead to revocation of student visas, deportation and future ineligibility for US visas. In a post on X, the @USAndIndia embassy

December 11, 2025

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Trump launches gold card program for expedited visas with a price tag of $1 million

A representational image of a worker stamping a passport. — Reuters/File WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump’s administration officially launched the “Trump Gold Card” visa program on Wednesday to offer a path, at a steep price, for non-US citizens to get fast-track permission to live in the United States. The Trumpcard.gov website, with its “Apply Now” button, allows interested applicants to pay a $15,000 fee to the Department of Homeland Security for expedited processing. After passing a background check or vetting process, applicants must then make a “contribution” — the site also calls it a “gift” — of $1 million to receive

November 20, 2025

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US unveils fast-track visas for World Cup ticket holders

US President Donald Trump makes an announcement, while US Vice President J. WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled special visas for people with tickets to the 2026 World Cup — but his administration warned it was no guarantee of entry to the United States. The United States has promised a seamless experience for next year’s tournament, despite concerns that Trump’s border crackdown could hurt fans. “For those who are planning to join us for the World Cup, I strongly encourage you to apply now,” Trump said as he announced the plan in the Oval Office with Gianni Infantino, the

November 6, 2025

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Trump administration has revoked 80,000 nonimmigrant visas, US official says

Travelers use a mobile phone in Terminal 8 at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, U.S., June 8, 2025. — Reuters WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump’s administration has revoked about 80,000 nonimmigrant visas since it began on Jan. 20 for offenses ranging from drunk driving to assault and theft, a senior State Department official said Wednesday. The scale of the recall, first reported by the Washington Examiner, reflects a broad immigration crackdown that began when Trump took office, deporting an unprecedented number of immigrants, including some with valid visas. The administration has also adopted a stricter visa policy, with

October 5, 2025

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$ 100,000 fee for H-1B Worker Visas is challenged in the lawsuit

The Visa application form of the US and H-1B flag is observed in this picture taken on September 26 2025.-Reuters A coalition of trade unions, employers and religious groups filed a lawsuit on Friday, seeking to prevent President Donald Trump’s attempt to impose a $ 100,000 fee for new H-1B visas for foreign specialization workers. The lawsuit filed with the Federal Court in San Francisco is the first to challenge a Trump Declaration he issued two weeks ago, announcing the end as the Republican president moves to further restriction of immigration to the United States. The plaintiffs include United Auto

September 20, 2025

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Trump will impose a $ 100,000 charge per year for H-1B visas

Trump’s administration said on Friday that it would ask companies to pay $ 100,000 a year for H-1B workers’ visas, they may be involved in a large blow to technology based on specialist employees from India and China. Since taking over his duties in January, Trump has begun a widespread suppression of immigration, including movements to limit certain forms of legal immigration. The step towards the reform of the H-1B visa program represents the highest profile of its administration’s management to review temporary employment visas. “If you are going to train someone, you will train one of the recent graduates

August 27, 2025

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Trump’s administration is moving to tighten the duration of visas for students, media

Trump’s administration aims to tighten the duration of visas for students, cultural exchanges and media members, according to a proposed government regulation issued on Wednesday, part of a wider suppression of legal immigration. US President Donald Trump, a Republican, launched a widespread suppression of immigration after taking over his duties in January. The latest move would create new obstacles for international students, exchange workers and foreign journalists who should apply to expand their stay in the US instead of maintaining a more flexible legal regime. The proposed regulation would create a specified period of time for f vistions for international

India to continue issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with China Prime Minister Li Qiang during the Brazilian Brikes Summit in Rio de Janeiro on July 7, 2025. – Reuters The move comes five years after the military conflict between India, China. Several high -level meetings in 2024 lead to improved links. Indian FM urges China to avoid “restrictive commercial measures”. India will repeat the issue of tourist visas to Chinese citizens since July 24 of this year, its embassy in China announced Wednesday, marking the first time in five years since both countries are working to repair their rocky relationship. Tensions

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