Trump's F-1 Visa Overhaul: What It Means For Indian Students | Latest News | NewsX
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The Trump administration has proposed sweeping changes to U.S. student visa rules that could significantly impact international students, including thousands from India. The proposal would generally limit F-1 student visas and J-1 exchange visitor visas to four years, replacing the current "duration of status" system. It also proposes stricter rules for changing universities or academic programmes and reduces the post-study grace period from 60 days to 30 days. If implemented, the changes could lead to more paperwork, additional costs, and greater uncertainty for students planning higher education in the United States.
Pakistan as usual TRIED to pitch above its weight... trying to 'show' at being a mediator, drawing the ire of their many internal factions. It's costing Pakistan heavily, now.😅😅😅
US Vice President, J D Vance took one hellauva RISK, coming to Pakistan in mid-April, 2026. Luckily he ran away inside 24 hours, from Islamabad.
Seeing the present chaos in Pakistan, one never knows what could have happened to the US deligation. 😅😅😅 A lucky escape, for them.😅
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American universities will collapse without Indian students .
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It is actually good and welcoming decision by president Trump, Nobody wants US to turn to next UK and Canada where immigrant population starting running the show.
@kenkaze_mHonestly why are we complaining..... We also don't want other immigrants over here..... Similarly US can do whatever it wants to do.... But the main complaint I have is spreading hatred towards Indians when Indian diaspora has been nothing but productive, progressive, law abiding people.....
@BeHuman9540Better to avoid the USA, but you forgot European alternatives - they are usually much less cost intensive than what you suggested yet require sometimes some language skills (which you can usually easily get in India before departure).
If you are ready to deal with non-English-speaking countries, you might have better choices. Countries like e.g. Germany are much more attractive for students because they are not only cheaper in overall costs (study fees, rent, groceries etc.) for students but do also offer good job opportunities after graduation.
Indian students should just stop going to USA. Why go where they don't want you. It's called self respect.
And the viksit bharat that the current government keeps talking about should be asking themselves the following question:
Why are students going to USA and other countries for studies?
Is our education system good?
Maybe they might get answers which they may not like.
WAKE UP.
One country had it own rule & regulation, no other countries is the right to claimed & comlaints what is rule going on. Keep your rule & regulation in your country.
@mhk9606Good decision 😂😂😂
@AnkitKrishnankuttyUS rules..they can do whatever they want..Want education in US get it and get out😅
@cliff311976This guy is a menace to society
@shivamgalkhe9710Trump... All go back.
After his medicines...All come back 😂😂
It's news only if Trump stick to his statement for at least 3 months.
@GunaNadarWL