A slowdown in U.S. visa processing, along with recent policy changes, has sparked fresh concern among Indian H-1B applicants.

Wednesday's notice in the Federal Register said the government is proposing getting five years worth of social media data from travelers with U.S. visa waivers.

Visa Inc. (NASDAQ: V) stock is on the rise Thursday after Bank of America Securities upgraded its rating on the stock.

The U.S. Consulates in Chennai and Hyderabad have sent emails to affected applicants, telling them not to attend appointments.

Amazon extended its $250 Prime Visa gift card bonus for Prime members, and it still triggers instantly at approval with no spending requirement.

The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi has issued a stern warning to Indian applicants seeking tourist visas, stating that 'birth tourism'—traveling to the U.S

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Investors see a more robust spending landscape ahead thanks to the Federal Reserve’s most recent rate cut, and that is lifting Visa’s stock toward its best day since April. A Bank of America upgrade is helping as well, with the team there flagging various factors that could give new life to depressed payment-technology stocks.

A federal judge has allowed a Tufts University student from Turkey to resume research and teaching while she deals with the consequences of having her visa revoked by the Trump administration, leading to six weeks of detention.