US cracks down on illegal entry
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Visa misuse uproar over Indian student’s detention The US government’s message is clear: genuine students are welcome, but any
788 Indian students at Harvard in a fix over US policy
The unprecedented step by DHS raises broader questions about academic freedom, immigration policy, and the political dynamics shaping higher education
Study abroad is challenging for Indian students in US, UK, Canada & Germany
Dreams on Hold: New rules in USA, UK, Canada and Germany pose new challenges Experts advise that those considering international
US Prioritizes immigration reforms amid strengthening India-US ties
As the immigration debate evolves, the US government reiterates its dedication to balancing reforms that address concerns while strengthening economic
India holds back tourist visas for Bangladeshis
As regional collaboration progresses, India and Bangladesh appear committed to reinforcing ties through cooperative actions rather than just formal agreements
Australia to offer 1,000 work and holiday visas annually to Indians starting October 1
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM In a separate development, the India-Egypt Joint Trade Committee held its sixth session in New Delhi on September 16-17,
Rising tensions between canada and India lead to visa restrictions
As Canada braces for its elections, Indian travelers, students, and workers are caught in the crossfire of political maneuvering PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
US Visa: One year setback for many, except India and China
The September 2024 Visa Bulletin reflects ongoing challenges in the U.S. visa system, particularly for employment-based categories PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The
Tata Consultancy Services faces allegations of discrimination and outsourcing in the US
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, experienced American professionals have alleged that TCS unlawfully terminated their employment
Britain to hand out 3,000 Visas for Indian professionals through ballot
Under the scheme, UK will provide 3,000 visas to Indian natives aged between 18-30. They will be granted permission to