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ArticleA US federal judge has blocked Donald Trump’s executive order restricting automatic birthright citizenship, calling it 'blatantly unconstitutional,' providing relief to Indian tech professionals and families.
ArticleDonald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship could reshape the future for H-1B visa holders, green card aspirants, and their families in the US.
ArticleThe US Green Card Lottery offers 55,000 diversity visas each year to nationals of eligible countries, but Indians remain excluded due to high migration numbers.
ArticleThe US is set to introduce a formal H-1B visa renewal process in 2025, allowing holders to renew their visas domestically without returning to India.
ArticleAustralia’s 2025 migration reforms include the National Innovation Visa replacing the Global Talent Visa, higher English language requirements, student intake caps, and easier pathways for skilled workers.
ArticleThe new H-1B modernization rule allows entrepreneurs to self-sponsor visas through their own startups, opening new pathways for Indian founders to enter the US market.
ArticleThe US has removed the two-year home residency requirement for J-1 visa holders from 37 countries, including India and China, easing pathways to work visas and green cards.
ArticleXIPHIAS Immigration, a leader in global mobility, offers tailor-made solutions that help individuals and businesses navigate international opportunities with confidence.
ArticleAt 99, Daibai from India becomes a US citizen, sparking debate on the American dream, immigration delays, and green card backlogs.
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