US green card eligibility comes down to three tests, and an applicant must pass all three: you have to fit a category Congress wrote into law, a visa number must be available in your category and country of chargeability, and you must be admissible to
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The US visa interview waiver is now open to far fewer applicants than at any point in the past decade, and most people renewing a visa in 2026 will sit across a desk from a consular officer. For years, routine renewals were handled by courier:
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The H-1B visa is the primary route for a foreign professional to work in the United States in a speciality occupation, and almost everything about its allocation has changed since January 2025. A wage-weighted lottery replaced the random draw in February 2026. The definition of
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The list of countries US citizens can travel without a visa changed significantly heading into 2026, and it is larger than the number still circulating on many travel sites. According to the Henley Passport Index 2026, US passport holders can enter 179 destinations worldwide without
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Studying in the United States is expensive, but scholarships for international students can cover a large part of the cost. From full-ride awards to grants that pay for tuition, living costs or research, there are well-established programs open to applicants from around the world. This
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