In response to increased demand, the US Mission to India has announced 250,000 additional visa appointments for tourists, skilled workers, and students. This expansion aims to ease interview access and strengthen US-India ties,

The U.S. Mission to India has already surpassed processing one million non-immigrant visa applications for the second consecutive year.

The US Mission to India opened an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers, including tourists, skilled workers, and students.

The US Mission to India has opened 250,000 new visa appointment slots, benefiting various categories of Indian travelers. This initiative follows Prime Minister Modi's recent visit and aims to strengthen US-India relations by facilitating timely interviews for applicants.

More than 1.2 million Indians have traveled to the United States year to date in 2024, a 35% increase over the same period in 2023.  At least six million Indians already have a nonimmigrant visa to visit the United States,

The U.S. Mission to India has opened 250,000 additional visa appointments to meet the growing demand from Indian travellers, ensuring timely interviews and strengthening the U.S.-India relationship.

The United States embassy in India has announced the availability of an additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travelers. These appointments cover skilled workers, tourists, and students. This move is expected to help visa-seekers schedule their interviews more promptly.

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"The recently released new slots will help hundreds of thousands of Indian applicants take timely interviews, facilitating the travel which is the backbone of the people-to-people ties that underpin the US-India relationship,

This move is part of a goal set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden to speed up the visa process.

The United States embassy in India has announced that it has opened additional 250,000 visa appointments for Indian travellers. These include skilled workers, tourists and students. The fresh announcement is likely to help visa-seekers to appear for interviews in timely manner.