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The effects of stricter U.S. Visa policies on Indian students

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The effects of stricter U.S. Visa policies on Indian students

Athira Sethu

Kochi, 15 March 2025

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The United States has always been a preferred destination for students around the world due to its excellent education and career opportunities. The recent changes in U.S. visa policies during President Trump’s administration have created apprehensions, especially among international students like Indian nationals. These policies have created a blur for most of the students regarding their status in the U.S. right now as per their academic schedule and future.

Knowing the Visa Policy Changes

The Trump administration tightened regulations on student visas, work permits, and the OPT program during which international graduates can work in the U.S. after completing their studies Following the administration’s arguments, these policies were designed to enhance economic stability and job growth rather than to exclude global scholars. Recent data shows a significant decline in the number of student visas issued to countries like China and India. About 50,000 fewer student visas were issued to Indians this year than last. Nevertheless, India remains one of the top sending countries to the U.S., much notable for undergraduate and doctoral study fields.

Countries across the world are changing their visa policies to suit their economic needs. The purpose of these changes is to achieve a balance between education and job market requirements, rather than to deter international students. An awareness of these trends will help students prepare for changing circumstances.

What Indian Students Can Do

Visa policies may change but opportunities for Indian students remain. Students should prepare themselves and stay flexible. It might also be good to consider studying in other countries like Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, and Singapore. The US requires a great deal of skill in many areas, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is also becoming popular in India. Strict observation of visa regulations as well as the availability of jobs will help students refine their choices.

Choosing a field of study that has international demand, such as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), healthcare, or AI will increase the likelihood of visa approval and future job placement. A candidate’s good academic record and appropriate financial preparation would also strengthen their visa application.

What Universities Can Do

Universities should play a more proactive role in offering scholarships and financial aid to attract international students. Also, connections with industries guarantee direct job placement after graduation. While not completely replacing traditional methods, blended learning models have earned tremendous popularity and allow students access to international education without any physical movement.

As US visa regulations continue to change, Indian students need to be resilient and informed. While immigration policies may be tough, students can still fall back on other study destinations and focus on sectors that are in demand.

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