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USCIS will conduct a lottery if it receives enough registrations to meet annual cap of 65,000 by March 17

Three Indian American brothers allegedly conspired to recruit foreign workers for US work visas

Chat groups are serving as quick reference points for those urgently looking for a job

SOS Global Indians group with 250,000 members seeks public sector jobs for laid off Indians abroad

Because of the country’s diverse culture and landscapes as well as its customs and laws, the US can be a rewarding yet challenging destination.

Although it is a progressive move, it is essential to emphasise that international institutions will come to India for business rather than for education.

A year after it was found dead just 40 feet from US-Canada border, Indian police arrests two

Set to expand premium processing for students seeking OPT and exchange Visitors from March

The theme for 17th summit will be ‘Maa Bachao,’ or save the mother

Times look definitely uncertain for Indian workers, especially those employed on H-1B visas

Their political, economic clout is growing, but immigration system remains their biggest concern

“Be the Change – All for Global Health” themed event was part of AAPI’s global health summit

Former WHO chief scientist stresses the importance of investing in public health and primary healthcare

Immigration researcher Daniel Di Martino explains why the current system adversely affects Indians most

South Asian American representation increased in 9 states with 15 new voices added

Its processing time 2 to 10 times longer than counterparts in other English-speaking nations, says Manhattan Institute.

Those on H-1B and other non-immigrant visas scrambling to find other jobs to maintain visa status.

The AAPI leader highlights need for healthcare equity, diversity and inclusion as important goals.

These factors will help your parents to have a trouble free trip

Richard Verma is President Joe Biden’s nominee to be Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources.

Disappointed backlogged Indian says “environment in the US is not suitable for Indians”

Regulations permit a discretionary 60-day grace period in several categories including H-1B coveted by Indians

The share of the Indian diaspora in the United States, comprising 4.9 million US residents, was 23 percent.

Indians in green card backlog welcome Indian American lawmaker’s strong support for Eagle Act

Passage of legislation would bring great relief to 700,000 Indians stuck in decades long backlog