Visa Bulletin brings mixed news for Indian applicants seeking US employment-based Green Cards. While EB-1 and EB-2 categories ...

Visa Bulletin from USCIS brings some relief for Indian green card applicants, with advancements in dates for EB-3, F2A, and ...

Indian families are rushing to file EB-5 investor visa petitions as the US tightens student and work visa rules and a ...

ATLANTA, GA (IANS) – Making a pitch for immigration reforms, a Congressman has cited the contributions of Indian ... wait for permanent resident status for Indians, legislation to make more ...

Over 68,000 people have registered for Donald Trump's new $5 million 'Gold Card' visa, pitched as a premium path to US ...

The latest State Department statement on Green Cards shows that applicants from April 2012 were only now eligible to get them. The waiting time is expected to grow to 90 years as the pipeline ...

After this case, there is an atmosphere of fear in many immigrant communities including the Indian community. People feel that the green card is no longer safe. There is no time limit in Green ...

The Indian diaspora, too, has been a part of the ongoing immigration crackdown by the Trump administration. Indian green card holders and ... have emerged in recent times.

With an annual cap of about 700 EB-5 visas for Indian nationals, including dependents, demand far outstrips supply. The shift is driven by a combination of tightened regulations, visa renewal hurdles, ...

Amidst stricter student visa regulations and political uncertainties in the US, Indian students and their families are increasingly exploring the EB-5 visa option for permanent residency.

Beyond job flexibility and the ability to sponsor family, a Green Card also represents a crucial stepping stone toward citizenship and long-term security, especially for future generations.

As more skilled immigrants realize they don’t have to stay stuck in the H-1B loop, the EB1A pathway is becoming more than just an alternative—it’s a first choice. This shift reflects a broader shift ...