US Government office Issues Record-Breaking North of 140,000 Visas To Indian Understudies
Washington: The US Government office and its departments in India have given an unequaled record of more than 140,000 understudy visas between October 2022 and September 2023.
“Our international safe haven and offices in India gave an unequaled record of in excess of 140,000 understudy visas,” the US State Division declared on Tuesday.
The US State Division expressed, “From October 2022 through September 2023 (the 2023 government financial year), the Branch of State gave a close record level of nonimmigrant visas of in excess of 10 million worldwide.”
A big part of the US international safe havens and departments mediated more nonimmigrant visas than any other time.
Also, the US government office gave almost 8,000,000 guest visas for business and the travel industry, more than in any monetary year starting around 2015, the proclamation said.
Additionally, the US government office and departments gave in excess of 600,000 understudy visas, the most elevated at whatever year since Monetary Year 2017.
The assertion further said that these accomplishments were conceivable on account of inventive arrangements, for example, growing meeting waiver specialists that permit successive voyagers who fulfill severe public safety guidelines to restore their visas without visiting an international safe haven or department.
“Planning ahead, we are investigating new advancements to evaluate amazing chances to smooth out activities, like the choice of homegrown reestablishment in select visa classes,” it added.
Last month, the US Mission to India came to and outperformed the objective to handle 1,000,000 non-foreigner visa applications in 2023.
The US Government office and Departments in India said in a proclamation that last year over 1.2 million Indians visited the US, making it one of the most powerful travel connections on the planet.
“Indians presently address more than 10% of all visa candidates around the world, including 20% of all understudy visa candidates and 65 percent of all H&L-class (work) visa candidates. The US invites this development,” the assertion said.
In the mean time, recently, US Representative to India Eric Garcetti visited the US mission in the public cash-flow to direct the “exceptional interest” for US guest visas among the Indians.
The US Consulate said that Garcetti was the exceptional visitor helping the additional visa candidates on ‘Super Saturday’.
