New American Visa Restrictions for Foreign Students and Journalists

The United States has announced new restrictions on the duration of stays for international students and journalists working for foreign media, as part of President Donald Trump's administration's policy to tighten immigration procedures and oversight. The new rules, which will take effect after 60 days, will allow international students to remain in the country for no more than four years, while the stay for foreign journalists will be limited to 240 days, with the possibility of applying for an extension without leaving the country. Additionally, visas for Chinese journalists will be limited to only 90 days. This tightening comes in response to the rising number of students and journalists obtaining visas, as the U.S. welcomed 1.1 million international students during the 2023-2024 academic year, in order to monitor compliance with regulations and reduce misuse. China and many international media organizations have condemned these measures, considering them a restriction on press freedom and making it more difficult for foreign media to cover American events.

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