Harvard Warns International Students to Plan US Return Before New Four-Year Visa Limit Begins
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New US visa rule: Harvard advises international students to be in US by Sept 15
Harvard’s international office has urged F-1 and J-1 students and J-1 scholars to be in the US before September 15. The advice reflects uncertainty over a new Department of Homeland Security rule that could tighten re-entry, grace periods and extension procedures.
Harvard warns international students to plan US return before new four-year visa limit begins
Harvard is advising international students and scholars to be in the US by September 15, when new visa rules take effect. Those entering or re-entering later could face four-year limits, shorter grace periods and new requirements for extensions, transfers and course changes.
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