Stick to the conditions of the student visa: US message

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Foreign students may lose their student visa when they skip the lessons or leave their programs without informing the campus authorities in the USA, in an announcement published on Tuesday (May 27, 2025), the US message in Neu -Delhi cited the conditions under which student visa could be revoked, and asked foreign students to keep the conditions of the students.

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“If you get out, skip classes or leave your study program without informing your school, your student visa can be revoked, and you may lose justice for future US visa. Always adhere to the conditions of your visa and keep your student status to avoid problems,” said the message.

The announcement comes against the background of the reports that the US immigration and customs authority (ICE) has started to cancel the visa of international students as part of the student and visitor information system (SEVIS).

The US government under the presidency of Donald Trump has tightened the immigration rules that have made the challenges of Indian students in the past few months.

In March, Ranjini Srinivasan, a research scientist at Columbia University, “reported” to Canada after she reportedly participated in a pro-Palestinian activism that she later competed with the media in her interviews. Since the Trump government came to power, it has made a number of decisions to tighten the immigration rules.

At the beginning of this month, the USA set up the travel agencies based in India, which are accused of facilitating illegal immigration to the US India, and the United States was conducted in discussions about problems in connection with immigration, and finally the problem with the Vice President JD Vance was discussed in April.

The Hindu Had reported in November 2024 that Indian students form the highest number of international students in the United States