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The US Mission in India has issued a record-breaking 82,000 student visas in 2022, higher than any other country, comprising nearly 20 per cent of all international students studying in the United States, according to an official statement. US Issues Record 82,000 Student Visas to Indians, Highest Ever Globally in 2022.
In a detailed announcement, China notified to issue X1-Visa after two years. Over 23,000 Indian students to resume their studies in offline mode
વિદેશના એરપોર્ટ પર ભારતીય વિદ્યાર્થીઓ સાથે ગેરવર્તન ન થવુ જોઇએ- પેરેન્ટસ,કેટલાય વિદ્યાર્થીઓ વિદેશની યુનિ.માં ફી ભરી પણ ઘર બેઠા ઓનલાઇન ભણ્યા | Despite the visa, it became difficult to go abroad, students and tourists were disturbed by the cowardly restrictions
This is a palestinian student who basically says that he was questioned for hours at the boston airport last week, a border agent searching his phone and laptop, and the student now has told harvard's newspaper which has given some life to the story, which after five hours they were called into a room and there was screaming. she said she found people posting political points of views that oppose the u.s. on this incoming student's friends list, and there was basically an officer's effort to cancel, initially, the student's visa. this is one of those stories that goes to the way we live immigr...
Discrimination based on national origin in the issue of certain types of immigration visa but the executive order touches not only temporary visa but students visa, et cetera. heather: fdr, truman, obama all had similar orders and they were upheld. what about the impact to president trump's pick for the supreme court judge gorsuch? >> that's a great question. the timetable is not clear. even if the supreme court does decide to address it it's not even that judge gorsuch will be in time to participate in the argument. clayton: is that something he would have to recuse himself from? >> no, even ...