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US Embassy in India Warns Visa Overstays Could Lead to Deportation, Lifetime Ban

The advisory highlights strict enforcement of visa rules under President Trump’s immigration crackdown, urging compliance to avoid severe penalties.

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The US Embassy in India emphasised the severe consequences of overstaying the visa.
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Face deportation and lifetime ban for overstaying, warns US Embassy

Overview

  • The US Embassy in India issued a warning on May 17, cautioning Indian nationals that overstaying their US visa may result in deportation and a permanent travel ban.
  • The advisory applies to all visa types, including tourist, student, and work permits, and urges travelers to contact USCIS if they face delays in departing.
  • This announcement follows a federal appeals court decision rejecting the Trump administration’s bid to resume deportations without prior notice or opportunity to contest.
  • The warning is part of a broader immigration crackdown under President Trump’s second term, which has included stricter visa rules, increased ICE raids, and legal challenges to removal policies.
  • Social media users have criticized the embassy’s message as undiplomatic, while the administration continues to emphasize compliance with visa regulations.