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H-2B visas open for late second-half returning workers for FY 2023 - Vimarsana News

H-2B visas open for late second-half returning workers for FY 2023

The US will begin accepting petitions for H-2B visa workers for the late second half of fiscal year 2023 under the supplemental cap.

Source: siasat.com
US increases student visa fee; check the revised amount - Vimarsana News

US increases student visa fee; check the revised amount

The student visa fees is set to increase from the present US $160 to $185. This will be made effective on May 30, 2023.

US Tourist Visa and Student Visa Fee Hike from May 30; All About New Rates, Categories Affected - Vimarsana News

US Tourist Visa and Student Visa Fee Hike from May 30; All About New Rates, Categories Affected

The US Department of State said it is increasing the visa prices of certain non-immigrant visa application (NIV) processing fees from $160 to $185

Source: news18.com
Bengaluru student travelling to Canada via US denied boarding by Qatar Airways - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru student travelling to Canada via US denied boarding by Qatar Airways

The woman, who was identified as Simran, had secured a seat for a masters degree program in arts and entertainment management in a college in Vancouver and had received her Canadian student visa

Good Friday Agreement: How the US became a major peacemaker in Northern Ireland's deal - Vimarsana News

Good Friday Agreement: How the US became a major peacemaker in Northern Ireland's deal

The 1998 Good Friday Accord was made possible thanks in large part to former US president Bill Clinton and senator George Mitchell's efforts to keep the involved parties at the table. Irish America and the US government believe they contributed to the peace deal, and wish to preserve this success