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US Adds 25 Nations to $15,000 Visa Bond Programme

The Trump administration expands its visa bond programme to 25 countries, including Venezuela and several African nations. The $15,000 bond aims to curb visa overstays. Full list inside.

UAE 2026 Visa Changes: New Categories, Rules for Indians

The UAE has launched major visa reforms for 2026, including new AI Specialist, Cruise Tourism visas and easier entry for Indians. Explore the latest rules for work, family sponsorship, and long-term residency.

Indian's H-1B Visa Renewal Success in Dubai

An Indian national's detailed account of a straightforward H-1B visa renewal in Dubai offers insights and relief for applicants. Learn about the process and official US visa rules.

US Visa Social Media Checks Cause Anxiety for Indian Families

Stricter US immigration checks, including social media vetting, are causing deep anxiety for Indian professionals and students. Experts reveal common mistakes to avoid for H-1B, H-4, and F-1 visa applicants to prevent delays or rejections.

Beauty Salon Owner Now Oversees US Visa System Under Trump

Mora Namdar, an Iranian-American attorney and beauty salon chain owner, is now the Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, overseeing US visas and passports. Her appointment reflects the new logic of Trump's administration.

US H-1B Visa: Lottery Ends, $100K Fee, New Rules for 2026

The Trump administration has overhauled the H-1B visa system, replacing the lottery with a wage-based selection, adding a $100,000 annual fee, and expanding social media checks. Learn the key changes impacting Indian professionals.

US Changes H-1B Visa Selection to Favor Higher Skills, Pay

The US has replaced its H-1B visa lottery with a system favoring higher-skilled, higher-paid applicants. This marks a significant shift in immigration policy. Read the full details and implications for Indian professionals.

China's New Online Visa System for Indian Applicants

Indian passport holders can now apply for Chinese visas digitally via a new online system, reducing consulate visits to one for biometrics. The move signals a step in normalising bilateral ties.

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