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Visa News Mar 10

US H-1B Visa Policy Changes Likely to Cut Applications by Half

The U.S. government's recent policy changes for the H-1B visa program are expected to significantly reduce the number of applications by about 50%, as a $100,000 fee and wage-based selection have already decreased filings.

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Visa News Mar 09

California Voters May Face Voter ID Requirement in November Ballot

Californians may soon need to present a voter ID as a ballot measure has qualified for the upcoming November election. This change could impact thousands of voters and affect their ability to cast ballots.

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Visa News Mar 09

Mexico Safety Concerns: Impact on Travelers and Immigrants

Travel safety concerns in Mexico have surged following the death of a cartel leader, raising questions about which destinations are safest for spring break travelers and how these changes affect visa applications.

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Visa News Mar 09

ICE and Border Patrol Agents Using AI Glasses Raise Privacy Concerns

New reports indicate that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and U.S. Border Patrol officers are using Meta AI glasses for facial recognition during operations in several cities, sparking debates over privacy and the extent of their surveillance powers.

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Visa News Mar 09

US Department of State Announces Major Changes to Visa Processing Amid Agency Morale Issues

The US Department of State has announced significant updates and changes in visa processing procedures following Secretary Marco Rubio's remarks on December 19, 2025, addressing visa revocations, the Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, and agency morale.

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Visa News Mar 09

Passport Rules Change: New Requirements for Date of Birth Proof

The Central Government has recently amended the Passports Rules, 1980, introducing stricter proof-of-date-of-birth requirements for passport applicants born on or after October 1, 2025. This change will impact millions of individuals and businesses.

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Visa News Mar 09

US H-1B Visa Applications May Drop by About 50% Due to Trump Administration Policy Changes

The US government's recent policy changes aimed at reducing the number of H-1B visas could significantly impact skilled non-immigrant workers, with applications dropping by approximately 50%. These changes include a $100,000 fee and wage-based selection process.

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Visa News Mar 08

IRS Announces Early Refund Date for Child Tax Credit Claims

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a new refund date for early filers claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit for the 2025 tax season, marking a significant change in the timeline for eligible taxpayers. This update is crucial for individuals applying for visas or adjusting their immigration status, as it affects financial planning and documentation.

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Visa News Mar 08

Middle East Airspace Closures Impact Travel and Immigration

The Middle East has imposed airspace restrictions, forcing airlines to alter their routes, which could impact travelers' visa applications and immigration processes.

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Visa News Mar 08

Reno Local Law Enforcement Declares No Assistance to ICE in Immigration Enforcement

Reno's local enforcement departments have publicly stated they will not assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with immigration enforcement actions. This move follows similar declarations from other cities, signaling a growing trend of municipal resistance.

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Visa News Mar 08

US H-1B Changes in 2026: New Fees and Policies Reshape Global Talent Hiring

The United States is set to implement significant changes to the H-1B visa program in 2026, including a proposed $100,000 fee for certain overseas petitions. These updates will impact global talent recruitment and require careful planning from employers.

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Visa News Mar 08

Geopolitical Travel Restrictions Are Temporary, Says CEO of VFS Global

The worldโ€™s largest visa processor, VFS Global, reassures travelers that current geopolitical travel restrictions may be temporary amid ongoing global uncertainties. CEO Zubin Karkaria emphasizes the importance of continued patience and cooperation from all parties.

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