#visa-policy

#visa-policy

Columbia University faculty urge for stronger advocacy regarding international students and policies affecting their visas amid legal uncertainties.

Over 1,500 international students have had changes in their visa status, reflecting increased federal scrutiny and policy shifts regarding international students.

International students' visas will not be revoked as a new ICE review system develops.

International student enrollment in U.S. colleges surged to over 1.1 million, with India now as the leading source.

International students are reconsidering travel plans due to fears about visa restrictions under President-elect Trump's upcoming administration.

The UK government plans to maintain the restrictive visa policies for international students without any changes.

The State Department is increasing scrutiny on visa applicants to combat potential terrorism support.

Visa revocations during the Trump administration have targeted foreign students and green card holders linked to terrorist activities.

The Trump administration mandates social media vetting for U.S. visa applicants linked to the Gaza Strip since 2007, expanding scrutiny on NGO workers.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio revokes visas for South Sudanese passport holders due to governmental failure to repatriate citizens.

U.S. visa revision policies are focused on preventing support for terrorist organizations, affecting individuals based on political expression linked to Hamas.

Germany's skilled worker immigration law led to a significant increase in visas issued for qualified workers.

The initial spike in skilled worker immigration was influenced by post-Covid recovery.

Germany will increase the annual visas for skilled Indian workers from 20,000 to 90,000, enhancing professional mobility between the two countries.

The State Department's visa issuance contributes significantly to immigration issues, often overlooked compared to other border control measures.

The 10-year visa route to settlement in the UK disproportionately affects immigrants of color, many of whom work in low-paid jobs.

China is loosening its visa policy, allowing eligible travelers to stay for up to 10 days without a visa.

Homeland Security stated that supporting terrorists is grounds for denying visa issuance, following the deportation of Dr. Rasha Alawieh after her admission.

South Africa's immigration reforms aim to enhance tourism and attract skilled professionals by simplifying visa processes.

Marco Rubio's new AI initiative seeks to revoke visas based on social media scrutiny of foreign nationals supporting terror groups.

Spain ranks as the top destination for digital nomads due to favorable policies and appealing lifestyle factors.

New Zealand's Visitor Visa now allows remote workers to live and work in the country for up to 90 days without income requirements.

New Zealand has eased visa restrictions for remote workers to attract digital nomads, enhancing economic recovery and promoting itself as a global talent hub.

Aussies can now work remotely from New Zealand while on holiday thanks to extended visas.

New Zealand's updated Visitor Visa permits remote work for foreign employers or clients, stimulating economic growth through extended tourist stays.

China has significantly relaxed visa requirements, allowing visa-free entry for nearly 40 countries to boost tourism and soft diplomacy.

China extends visa-free stay for tourists to 10 days, aiming to revitalize its tourism sector.

New policy facilitates travel across multiple provinces for visa-free tourists.

Travelers should apply for the UK ETA at least a few days before traveling to ensure timely approval.

U.S., Canada, and other visa-exempt travelers will need ETA to enter the UK starting January 8, enhancing digital immigration and border security.