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US Changes Visa Rules: Columbia University Advises Indian Students to Return by September

Columbia University has issued an advisory to its foreign students, particularly those from India, to return by the first week of September. This move comes ahead of the implementation of a new rule…

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Columbia University has issued an advisory to its foreign students, particularly those from India, to return by the first week of September. This move comes ahead of the implementation of a new rule by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for F and J visa holders.

Changes in Visa Rules

The new rule, also known as the “final rule,” replaces the concept of “duration of status” with a “fixed time period of admission.” This change is set to take effect from September 15.

Under the new rule, international students holding F and J visas will be admitted to the US for a fixed period, not exceeding four years, based on their chosen program. If students wish to stay longer to complete their studies, they must apply for an extension.

The advisory from Columbia University is aimed at ensuring that its students are aware of the changes and make necessary arrangements to comply with the new regulations.

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