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A new federal rule limits international student visas to four years, reducing the previous indefinite eligibility policy. Implemented this fall, the changes require students needing more time to apply for extensions through the government, with stricter vetting and a shortened 30-day post-graduation departure period. U.S. universities, especially in California, expressed concern over potential impacts on international enrollment and academic planning amid a growing processing backlog.
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