Visa
For Visa aspirants, find application advice, country-specific visa guides, and updates on requirements for a hassle-free entry into your desired nation.
Morocco faces crisis over visa slots as brokers charge up to MAD 6,000
Morocco's visa slot shortage leads to brokers charging up to MAD 6,000, exploiting desperate applicants. New technical measures by TLScontact and government actions target fair access, but demand still outpaces…
Albania extends visa-free stay for Ukrainian citizens in 2025
Ukrainians can stay in Albania visa-free for 90 days within 180 days until May 2025. Temporary protection offers…
Immigration New Zealand urges students to apply early for visa processing
To study in New Zealand, apply for your student visa at least three months before travel. Understand visa…
UK net migration drops by nearly half after major visa rule changes
In 2024, UK net migration fell nearly 50% to 431,000 due to visa rule changes reducing student dependants…
Jayapal questions State Department over Rumeysa Ozturk visa revocation
Thousands of international students had visas revoked in 2025, sparking legal and political backlash. Rumeysa Ozturk's case underscores…
Indian football fans look to Canada or Mexico amid FIFA 2026 U.S. visa wait times
U.S. visa delays for Indian FIFA 2026 fans are severe, with waits up to 13.5 months and no…
H-1B visa holders face tighter US immigration crackdown in new measures
Indian nationals holding H-1B visas and green cards face intensified US immigration scrutiny since April 2025. Visa cancellations…
Afghan visa fraud cases surface in Pakistan and US this May
Pakistani and U.S. investigations revealed Afghan visa fraud involving fake IDs and visas. Over 600 Afghans received fraudulent…
Trump’s Gold Card Program Opens Doors for the Rich
Launching in 2025, the Gold Card program offers a $5 million investment visa with no job creation requirement.…
Visa denied for man seeking to attend son’s funeral in Kansas
Visa denials for funerals in Kansas often occur due to Section 214(b) requiring strong home ties. Policy changes…