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Attorney: Biden Officials Should Protect Russian Fulbright Scholars - Vimarsana News

Attorney: Biden Officials Should Protect Russian Fulbright Scholars

Russian Fulbright scholars could be at risk if forced to return to Russia, say advocates who want action from the Biden administration.

Source: forbes.com
Biden Executive Order On AI Could Help Immigrant Professionals - Vimarsana News

Biden Executive Order On AI Could Help Immigrant Professionals

A new executive order on artificial intelligence could help immigrants and temporary visa holders with AI backgrounds.

Source: forbes.com
H1b visa: US proposes major changes in H-1B Visa: Here's how it will impact professionals, students - Vimarsana News

H1b visa: US proposes major changes in H-1B Visa: Here's how it will impact professionals, students

US immigration agencies have proposed changes to the H-1B visa program, which could affect Indian professionals in the US. The changes aim to modernize the program, combat fraud, and provide opportunities for startup founders. With approximately 580,000 H-1B visa holders in the US, many being Indian nationals, the changes have far-reaching consequences.

H1b Visa: Wide-sweeping changes proposed to H-1B visa programme to curb fraud - Vimarsana News

H1b Visa: Wide-sweeping changes proposed to H-1B visa programme to curb fraud

US News: US agencies overseeing immigration policies have proposed changes to the H-1B visa programme. The changes include amending the selection process to co

H1b visa: US proposes major changes in H-1B Visa: Here's how it will impact professionals, students - Vimarsana News

H1b visa: US proposes major changes in H-1B Visa: Here's how it will impact professionals, students

US immigration agencies have proposed changes to the H-1B visa program, which could affect Indian professionals in the US. The changes aim to modernize the program, combat fraud, and provide opportunities for startup founders. With approximately 580,000 H-1B visa holders in the US, many being Indian nationals, the changes have far-reaching consequences.