The U.S. has tightened the rules for issuing student visas
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has introduced new restrictions for foreigners who receive student, exchange, and journalist visas. From now on, the validity period of these visas will be determined by new rules rather than depending on the duration of the academic or cultural program.
Under the new regulations, student and exchange visas will be valid for no longer than four years. For journalists, the maximum stay on such a visa will be 240 days, and for Chinese citizens, 90 days. After this period ends, applicants may apply for an extension.
The new rules also restrict the ability to transfer to other educational institutions and reduce the period during which graduates of U.S. universities can look for work after completing their studies from 60 to 30 days.
This was reported by Reuters.
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