Visa
Country-by-country visa application guides with document checklists, eligibility criteria, processing timelines, and interview preparation tips. Covers tourist, work, student, and transit visas worldwide.
Can Green Card Holders and F-1 Students Be Deported? U.S. Rules Explained
New 2026 enforcement rules increase deportation risks for LPRs and F-1 students through expanded vetting, social media screening, and strict status compliance.
Your Guide to Securing a 5-Year Multiple-Entry Schengen Visa
To obtain a 5-year multiple-entry Schengen visa in 2025, follow updated requirements, including a valid passport, proof of…
Australia Questions Visa of U.S. Influencer After Baby Wombat Incident
Australian authorities are reviewing the visa of an American influencer after a video showed them handling a baby…
Will Cutting Hours or Pay Affect Your Work Visa Status?
Temporarily reducing work hours and salary can impact visa eligibility, as many work visas require maintaining specific salary…
Indian Embassy Warns Citizens About Risks of Deportation in the US
The Indian Embassy in Washington D.C. advised Indian nationals in the U.S. on March 12, 2025, about increasing…
Hyderabad Faces Drop in H-1B Visa Applications as Costs and Rules Tighten
Hyderabad, India, has seen a sharp drop in H-1B visa applications, attributed to increased fees and stricter U.S.…
British Tourist Becky Burke Held in ICE Custody After Visa Issue
Rebecca "Becky" Burke, a 28-year-old British tourist from Wales, has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
Immigration Bill Could Lead to Visa Denials and Heavy Fines for Foreigners
The Indian government introduced the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, proposing stricter immigration rules. Key provisions include potential…
Senior Microsoft Executive Stopped from Flying to India Over Visa Issue
On March 3, 2025, a senior Microsoft executive was stopped at a U.S. airport and denied a flight…
April 2025 Visa Bulletin Brings New Hurdles for Indian EB-5 Applicants
The April 2025 Visa Bulletin, issued on March 10, 2025, by the U.S. Department of State, revealed a…