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UK Universities Withdraw Offers to Indian and Pakistani Students Amid Tighter Visa Rules

Stricter immigration requirements and concerns over visa compliance are creating uncertainty for applicants, forcing some universities to reconsider admissions offered

US suspends green-card applications at major IT firms, raising concerns for Indian workers

The move affects a key route to permanent residency for employees of eight technology companies, but does not automatically cancel

Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu Faces Backlash Over Call for NRIs to Return to India

The entrepreneur’s appeal to Indians facing uncertainty over US residency has drawn criticism after Zoho announced a freeze on annual

US proposes $70,000 OPT fee, raising concerns for Indian students

The proposed charge could make the transition from US universities to employment significantly more expensive for thousands of Indian graduates

Nine Countries Changed Visa Rules for Indian Travellers in 2026

From Laos and Qatar to Sri Lanka and Nicaragua, Indian passport holders have faced several changes in entry procedures this

Young Indians Turn to Europe as US, UK Tighten Immigration Rules

Lower costs, expanding study options and clearer post-study pathways are making European countries increasingly attractive to Indian students and young

African Countries Turn to India to Strengthen Medical Tourism and Healthcare

Experts and diplomats highlight India’s healthcare model, while calling for greater transparency, easier visas and better follow-up care for African

South Korea expands visa services for Indians with four VFS Global centres

New Delhi centre inaugurated as South Korea extends its visa application network to six centres across India, Bangladesh and Sri

Japan’s Foreign Residents Reconsider Staying as Visa Rules Tighten

Rising immigration costs and economic pressures are prompting some foreign nationals to question their long-term future in Japan PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Foreign

Indian Students Look to Europe as US, UK and Canada Lose Study-Abroad Appeal

Changing visa rules, rising costs and tighter immigration policies are prompting Indian students to explore alternative destinations for higher education.