On June 11, 2025, USCIS declared that any Form I-693 medical exam signed on or after November 1, 2023, is valid only for the single immigration case it supports, ending last year’s policy of indefinite
On June 4, 2025, President Trump signed Presidential Proclamation 10949, “Restricting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the United States from Foreign Terrorists and Other National Security and Public-Safety Threats.” The order, issued under
Are you eligible to transfer from O-1 visa to US permanent residence status?
You’re a UK business owner who just won a long-term contract in Los Angeles worth several million dollars, requiring you and your small team of highly skilled employees to move to the US to work closely with the new client.
Starting June 9, 2025, most citizens of 19 named countries will find the US effectively closed to them for tourism, study or permanent immigration. Limited case-by-case waivers may apply, but they are discretionary and require
Everything you need to know about the US Embassy in London.
The Trump Administration has of late implemented significant changes affecting international students and US universities, creating considerable uncertainty for student visa holders and applicants, and education institutions. The US State Department has paused scheduling new
When applying for an extension of stay or lawful permanent residence from within the United States, you or your petitioning sponsor may need to provide evidence of current income or continued employment to satisfy USCIS
For Australian professionals looking to build a career in the US, the E-3 visa offers a rare combination: a straightforward route to work authorization with less red tape and a faster process than most other
Who can apply for an H-1B dependant visa to work? With an H-4 visa, spouses of H1B visa holders can apply for employment authorization to take up paid work in the US.
L1 Visa: Ultimate Guide to US Intracompany Transfers The L-1 intracompany transfer visa enables companies to deploy key personnel to operations in the US on a temporary basis. Strict eligibility criteria, however, apply for
The ADIT stamp, also known as the temporary I-551 stamp, serves as temporary evidence of lawful permanent resident status for individuals who are awaiting their physical green card. The stamp is placed in the applicant’s
An M1 visa is your ticket to vocational training in the US, but getting approved will take some planning and effort. Visa officers want to see that you have clear career goals, robust financial plans
Before you travel to the United States for business, you will need to ensure you have the relevant permission. While the US allows visa-free travel for some business visitors, not everyone will be eligible for
If you’re planning to visit the United States, you’ll need to ensure you have permission to travel. If you don’t qualify for visa-free travel to the US as a visitor, you may need to apply
The Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) is an automated system that determines the eligibility of visitors to enter the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). Established to enhance border security, ESTA ensures
The E-1 visa allows nationals of certain countries to enter the USA to carry out ‘substantial trade’. It’s aimed primarily at individuals and businesses engaged in significant and ongoing trade activity between the US and
If you’re an overseas national wanting to pursue a full-time course of studies in the USA, you may first need to apply for an F1 visa. While studying in the US offers unparalleled educational, professional
Planning a trip to the US isn’t quite as straightforward as it used to be. The rules have shifted in recent years, and travelers now face a mix of digital processes, tighter scrutiny at the
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