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ICE Detains Oklahoma Professor with H-1B Visa, Sparks Concern
University of Oklahoma professor Vahid Abedini, on a valid H-1B undergoing a transfer, was detained by ICE at Will Rogers…
Judge questions standards for international student visa revocations, SEVIS record terminations, due process.
A federal judge questioned the government about international student visa revocations and SEVIS terminations, citing due process concerns. Plaintiffs say…
EU expands visa-free travel, suspension mechanism, 12 months to address migration risks
In late 2025, the EU reformed its suspension mechanism for visa-free travel: thresholds fell to 30%, initial suspensions now last…
London businesses defend international talent amid tighter visa & student immigration laws
Businesses warn that recent UK visa and student immigration changes—shorter post‑study stays, higher sponsorship fees, and stricter student rules—endanger London’s…
Authorities Examine H-1B visa, Industrial-Scale Fraud Claims Linked to Chennai
Allegations of large-scale H-1B fraud tied to Chennai—one claim of 220,000 visas and an 80–90% questionable rate—have reignited scrutiny. Industry…
South Korea Joins Asia Partners in New US Visa Interview Rules
As of September 2, 2025, U.S. visa interview waivers were tightened, forcing most South Korean applicants to attend in-person interviews.…
Kuwait’s Golden Visa: What the 15-Year Residency Means for Investors
From 23 December 2025, Kuwait will offer 5-, 10- and 15‑year residencies, including a 15‑year investor Golden Visa. Fees rise,…
US Embassy in Trinidad Stresses Visa Is a Privilege, Not a Right
The U.S. Embassy in Port of Spain reminded travellers that visas are privileges and may be revoked for legal violations.…