The Trump administration has implemented new regulations that limit the duration of visas for international students, cultural exchange visitors, and journalists, establishing fixed time periods for F, J, and I visas. The new rules impose stricter conditions on students and limit the duration of visas for journalists.
The Trump administration has implemented new regulations that limit the duration of visas for international students, cultural exchange visitors, and journalists, establishing fixed time periods for F, J, and I visas.
Under the new rules, student and exchange visa holders will have a maximum duration of four years, while journalist visas will be limited to 240 days, or 90 days for Chinese nationals, with the possibility of extensions. The regulations also impose stricter conditions on students, including prohibiting changes in educational objectives and reducing the time allowed to leave the U.S. after completing studies from 60 to 30 days
Trump Administration Immigration Crackdown Student Visas Green Cards Cultural Exchange Visitors Journalists International Students Fixed Time Periods Stricter Conditions Changes In Educational Objectives Time Allowed To Leave The U.S.
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