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New U.S. Student Visa Rules 2025

In June 2025, the U.S. government introduced new screening rules for international students applying for F, M, and J visas. These changes mean that visa officers will now check each student’s social media during the application process. As part of the new U.S. student visa rules 2025 and beyond, students must make all social profiles public and keep their content respectful and appropriate.

U.S. Student Visa Interview Restrictions: What International Students Should Know

Worried about new visa interview rules? You’re not alone and your path to studying in the U.S. is still open. In this blog, we’ll cover the U.S. student visa interview restrictions and what international students need to know. We’ll explain what’s changing, who may be affected, and how you can stay prepared.

As Trump Broadens Crackdown, Focus Expands to Legal Immigrants and Tourists

U.S. border officials are using more aggressive tactics at ports of entry as the administration scrutinizes green card and visa holders who have expressed opposition to its policies. U.S. immigration agents wearing masks arrested a Georgetown University academic outside his home in Virginia.

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You can now apply for your US student visa one year in advance

Great news for US-bound international students: you can now apply for your US student visa up to a year in advance. To speed up the visa application process, the US government has added its state department’s website that could see prospective students receive their I-20 form up to 365 days before the programme start date.

US visa 221(g), 214(b) rejections: US Embassy in India clarifies confusion over visa refusals

The US Embassy in India differentiates b/w visa rejections: a 214(b) is a conclusive denial, while a 221(g) signifies a temporary hold for missing documents. After receiving a letter of rejection, applicants for US visas frequently depart bewildered, unsure of how this would affect their travel or immigration plans.

US presidential advisory panel approves recommendation to recapture unused green cards

In a move that could benefit thousands of Indian-Americans waiting for their Green Card, a US President's advisory commission has approved more than 2,30,000 unused green cards for family and employment categories since 1992 be recaptured.

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What People Say About Us

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Students

+ What services does IAIC Global provide for students?

We help students with university admissions, scholarships, visa guidance, and study abroad opportunities in multiple countries.

+ Which countries can I apply to through IAIC Global?

We currently support applications to the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Turkey, and several European destinations.

+ How do I start my application?

You can register on our portal and submit your academic documents. Our counselors will guide you step-by-step.

+ What documents are required for admission?

Usually academic transcripts, certificates, passport, English proficiency test results (IELTS/TOEFL/IELP), CV, and statement of purpose. Requirements vary by country and university.

+ Do I need IELTS/TOEFL to apply?

Not always. Some universities accept alternative English tests like IELP or offer conditional admission with an English pathway program.

+ How long does the admission process take?

Admission decisions typically take 2–6 weeks depending on the university and program.

+ Can I get scholarships?

Yes, IAIC Global partners with universities that offer partial or full tuition scholarships based on merit and need.

+ Does IAIC Global help with visa applications?

Yes, we provide complete visa file preparation, interview guidance, and financial documentation support.

+ Can I work while studying abroad?

Most countries allow part-time work during studies and full-time work during semester breaks. Regulations differ by country.

+ Who do I contact for support?

You can reach us through the contact form on our website, by email at info@iaicglobal.com, or via WhatsApp.

Immigrants

+ What U.S. immigration services does IAIC Global provide?

We assist with U.S. study-to-PR pathways, work permits, employment-based immigration (e.g., EB-3), J-1 exchange programs, family sponsorship, and business immigration.

+ Can IAIC Global help me get a U.S. work visa?

Yes. We support applicants for U.S. work opportunities under legal categories such as EB-3 (skilled & unskilled employment-based visas) and J-1 internship/training programs.

+ Does IAIC Global help students transition to immigration pathways?

Yes. We guide international students studying in the U.S. on how to transition from F-1 student visas to OPT, H-1B, EB categories, and eventually permanent residency (Green Card).

+ Do you provide family immigration support for the U.S.?

Yes. We assist with dependent visas, spousal sponsorships, and family-based Green Card applications.

+ How long does the U.S. immigration process take?

Processing times depend on the visa category:

• J-1 visas → a few weeks to months

• EB-3 visas → 1–2 years

• Family sponsorship → varies based on relationship and USCIS backlog

+ Can I immigrate to the U.S. without IELTS/TOEFL?

For most work and family-based visas, English tests are not required. For study-based immigration, English proficiency is usually required, but alternatives like IELP may be accepted.

+ Does IAIC Global guarantee a U.S. visa?

No. Visa approval is always at the discretion of the U.S. embassy/USCIS. However, we prepare your application professionally to maximize approval chances.

+ What are the costs involved in U.S. immigration?

Costs depend on the visa type:

• EB-3: government filing fees + placement/processing fees

• J-1: program and sponsor fees

• Family sponsorship: petition and USCIS filing fees

We provide a full cost breakdown before you start.

+ Can IAIC Global help me find a U.S. employer?

Yes. For EB-3 and J-1 programs, we connect applicants with authorized U.S. sponsors and employers under legal contracts.

+ How do I get started with U.S. immigration through IAIC Global?

Book a free consultation via our website or contact us at info@iaicglobal.com / WhatsApp. Our U.S. immigration advisors will evaluate your profile and recommend the best pathway.

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