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Applying for a U.S. travel visa can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re not sure what to expect. Ultimately, the U.S. government decides whether to approve or deny your visa, and unfortunately, denials do happen. However, by avoiding common mistakes, you can improve your chances of approval. Here’s a breakdown of some common reasons people get […]
Donald Trump has put forward the idea of offering cards to international students graduating from American universities as a departure from his usual strict immigration policies stance. In an interview on The All In Podcast show, he recommended that graduates from community colleges to Ph.D holders should be given cards alongside their degrees to keep
The U.S. Department of State (DHS) is actively working to cut down visa appointment wait times for Indian travelers, and as a result, this effort has already yielded promising results in 2023. Notably, the U.S. Embassy in India processed a record 1.4 million visa applications. Furthermore, it achieved an impressive 75% reduction in wait times
U.S. Reduces Visa Wait Times for Indian Travelers Read More »
As companies ramp up H-1B planning for 2025, the ADP Research Institute’s latest report signals heightened urgency. October saw a surprising increase of 233,000 private-sector jobs, reflecting strong hiring demand that could intensify competition in next year’s visa season. With USCIS processing times rising from 2.7 to 3.5 months, employers are under pressure to refine
U.S. Job Growth in October: Impact on Global Talent Read More »
Industries like tourism, hospitality, food processing, and landscaping rely on seasonal workers to adapt to changing labor demands. To address these needs, many businesses in these fields turn to foreign workers under the H-2B visa program, which is specifically designed for temporary, non-agricultural labor. In 2023, the Biden administration took significant steps to enhance the
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When applying for a U.S. green card from abroad, applicants must visit a U.S. consulate for an interview before their visa can be approved. But what if there’s no U.S. consulate in your country? According to a recent report by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, there are 67 countries where the U.S. does
U.S. Has No Immigrant Visa Processing in Nearly 70 Countries Read More »
While the U.S. faces challenges in immigration reform, visa backlogs, and border security, Canada is experiencing rapid immigration-driven population growth, reaching the highest rate since 1957. A significant portion of this increase comes from asylum seekers entering Canada at informal border crossings from the U.S. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), over 23,000
While the U.S. faces challenges in immigration reform, visa backlogs, and border security, Canada is experiencing rapid immigration-driven population growth, reaching the highest rate since 1957. A significant portion of this increase comes from asylum seekers entering Canada at informal border crossings from the U.S. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), over 23,000
U.S. Immigration Flaws Cause Ripple Effect in Canada Read More »
The number of immigrants becoming U.S. citizens saw a significant increase in 2022, with over 900,000 naturalizations marking the highest number in a decade, according to a Pew Research Center report. This figure is the third-highest on record and the highest since 2008 when over a million immigrants became U.S. citizens. Key Findings: This increase
U.S. Naturalizations Rise to Highest Level in Decade Read More »
The Biden administration has announced plans to reopen the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, signaling strong support for the country as it continues to resist Russia’s invasion. The embassy, which has been closed since February 14, 2022, will resume operations in Kyiv in the coming weeks. High-Level Visits Demonstrate Support This decision follows a secret visit
