Page 19 of Immigration Abroad

If politics weakens the flow of foreign students to American universities, there will be long-term consequences for the US economy.

The Trump administration’s decision to restrict Harvard from taking foreign students has cast uncertainty on the future of thousands of…

The Japanese government is urging domestic universities to think about temporarily admitting students enrolled at U.S. institutions.

Last week, a federal judge granted Harvard a temporary restraining order, preventing the DHS from pursuing its order to remove…

Trump admin cracks down on international students by freezing visa interviews worldwide.

Investors are awaiting economic data on durable goods, housing, and consumer confidence, along with comments from Minneapolis Federal Reserve President…

Trump’s USCIS nominee said he would end the Optional Practical Training program that allows foreign graduates to work in America…

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has invited international Harvard University students and those with confirmed Harvard degree offers…

A hearing has been scheduled for May 29, to assess if the temporary injunction should be extended otherwise, Harvard will…

When foreigners apply for a Golden Visa, they are initially given a 180-day visa from the date of arrival in…

Drop in Indian study permits linked to Canada’s new immigration cap.

The Manager’s Amendment changed the US excise tax rate on remittances from 5% to 3.5%, which is good news for…

After the Trump administration’s most recent charge of antisemitism, Columbia University has been accused of breaking civil rights law by…

Harvard has been barred from hosting international students and given 72-hours to comply with six conditions.