France's 2026 immigration reforms, including civic exams and language tests, have caused concern for many. However, the financially indepen...

USCIS director Joseph B Edlow this weekend said the agency will reopen old cases to vet Biden-era green cards for fraud. This comes amid ti...

USCIS has tightened immigration applicant screening and vetting after identifying significant gaps that allowed unqualified individuals to ...

Indians are now the leading source of new citizens in advanced economies. In 2023, 2.25 lakh Indians gained nationality in OECD countries, ...

The Election Commission introduces new rules for voter enrollment. Voters enrolled after 2003-04 must now provide proof of citizenship. Thi...

The number of citizenships granted to minority communities were less due to the centralised process following which the Ministry of Home Af...

The move to grant citizenship under the Citizenship Act, 1955 and not the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 (CAA) bears signifi...

The Union home ministry on Friday night issued the notification for immediate implementation of the order under the Citizenship Act 1955 an...

While there was a decline in the aggregate number of individuals who obtained US naturalisation (a drop of 6% in FY2017), it was a differen...

By 2015, as many as 80 per cent of eligible immigrants from India opted to become American citizens, as against 69 per cent in 2005, thus r...

"As per the information available with the ministry, 4,52,109 Indian nationals have acquired foreign citizenship in 117 countries from 2014...

With 9.72 lakh applications for US citizenship (or naturalisation), the fiscal year 2016 saw a rise of 24% over the previous year.

Introducing the bill in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said many persons of Indian origin of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanist...

Indians were the second largest group of foreigners who obtained American citizenship in 2011, according to an official report.

Indian American researcher and technology columnist Vivek Wadhwa, one of the harshest critics of the current immigration policy.

The Indian diaspora has urged Indian govt to repeal the retroactive 2010 surrender certificate rule and investigate fee charges.

The number of Indians adopting US citizenship has decreased though they are the second biggest ethnic group to acquire the green cards.