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India Expands E-Visa Access via Attari and 10 More Ports
India e-visa access expansion has increased authorised arrival points to 88. Attari border entry and new e-visa airports at Bhopal and Tirupati join eight other land ports, offering eligible foreign visitors more routes into India. India Expands E-Visa Access via Attari and 10 More Ports New Delhi, August 11, 2026: International travellers holding
India Expands E-Visa Access via Attari and 10 More Ports
India e-visa access expansion has increased authorised arrival points to 88. Attari border entry and new e-visa airports at Bhopal and Tirupati join eight other land ports, offering eligible foreign visitors more routes into India. India Expands E-Visa Access via Attari and 10 More Ports New Delhi, August 11, 2026: International travellers holding
Indian H-1B Workers Face 60-Day Rule Pressure After US Tech Layoffs
H-1B Job Loss Rule Leaves Indian Tech Workers Searching For Visa Options Indian H-1B Workers Under Pressure Indian tech professionals in the US are facing fresh uncertainty after layoffs at major companies such as Meta, Amazon, and Oracle. Many affected employees are working on H-1B visas, where the job loss rule gives them only 60 days to find another employer who can sponsor their visa. If they fail to secure a new role withi
Indian H-1B Workers Face 60-Day Rule Pressure After US Tech Layoffs
H-1B Job Loss Rule Leaves Indian Tech Workers Searching For Visa Options Indian H-1B Workers Under Pressure Indian tech professionals in the US are facing fresh uncertainty after layoffs at major companies such as Meta, Amazon, and Oracle. Many affected employees are working on H-1B visas, where the job loss rule gives them only 60 days to find another employer who can sponsor their visa. If they fail to secure a new role withi
Court Blocks Yemen TPS Termination, Work Authorization Extended Until July 2026
Court Pauses Yemen TPS Termination A federal court has temporarily blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Yemen, allowing eligible beneficiaries to remain in the United States while the legal case continues. The court found that the Department of Homeland Security may not have followed required procedures before ending the TPS designation, including proper interagency consultation. The ruling pauses an earlier DHS decision that planned
Court Blocks Yemen TPS Termination, Work Authorization Extended Until July 2026
Court Pauses Yemen TPS Termination A federal court has temporarily blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Yemen, allowing eligible beneficiaries to remain in the United States while the legal case continues. The court found that the Department of Homeland Security may not have followed required procedures before ending the TPS designation, including proper interagency consultation. The ruling pauses an earlier DHS decision that planned









