New F-1 visa restrictions are causing fresh challenges for Indian students in the U.S., making it harder for them to manage their studies and international opportunities. The recent changes to the F-1 visa rules limit the amount of time a student can spend outside the U.S. during their academic program, now capping it at just five consecutive months. This means that students who need to travel for study abroad programs, internships, or even take extended breaks are at risk of losing their visa status if they stay away for too long.
For Indian students, this change is a big deal. Many of them are enrolled in programs that involve international mobility, like study abroad opportunities or research projects in other countries. Under the new rules, these opportunities may no longer be feasible without risking their visa status. If a student exceeds the five-month limit outside the U.S., they would need to go through the hassle and cost of getting a new Form I-20, which is a key document for F-1 visa holders. This adds even more complexity to their plans.
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