14,000 Indians Overstayed In U.s. Last Year

[JANASENA]

Over 14,000 of the 8.8 lakh Indians on visitors or business visas overstayed in the United States last year, according to official figures.

And in 2014, of the 7.6 lakhs Indians who were supposed to leave the country before the expiry of their B1/B2 visas, 11,653 of them overstayed in the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said.

Term defined

Overstaying means a non-immigrant who was lawfully admitted to the U.S. for an authorised period but stayed or remains in the country beyond his or her lawful admission period.

According to the “Entry/Exit Overstay Report” released by the Department of Homeland Security, in fiscal 2015, of the nearly 45 million non-immigrant visitor admissions through air or sea ports of entry that were expected to depart in FY 2015, 5,27,127 individuals overstayed their admission, for a total overstay rate of 1.17 per cent.

When 98.83% left on time

In other words, 98.83 per cent had left the U.S. on time and abided by the terms of their admission, the report said.

The report does not include students on F-1 visa or those who arrived on work visas like H-1B.

In 2015, of the nearly 45 million non-immigrant visitor admissions through air or sea ports of entry that were expected to depart in FY 2015, DHS determined that 5,27,127 individuals overstayed their admission, for a total overstay rate of 1.17 per cent.

Get the better picture

The report breaks the overstay rates down further to provide a better picture of those overstays that remain in the U.S. beyond their period of admission and for whom CBP has no evidence of a departure or transition to another immigration status, DHS said in a statement.

At the end of FY 2015, the overall Suspected In-Country Overstay number was 4,82,781 individuals, or 1.07 per cent.

Due to further continuing departures by individuals in this population, by January 4, 2016, the number of Suspected In-Country overstays for FY 2015 had dropped to 4,16,500, rendering the Suspected In-Country Overstay rate as 0.9 per cent, it said.

Countries with terror ties

In its report, DHS said a number of countries with ties to terrorism had significant numbers of nationals still in the U.S. accounted for by the federal government: 1,435 from Pakistan, 681 from Iraq, 564 from Iran, 440 from Syria, 219 from Yemen, 219 from Afghanistan, and 56 from Libya.

[vikuba]

makku galla count entho kuda chepamanu? allaki pilichi regularize chesi count taggiyadam kaadhu

[jpismahatma]

Full Link

 

http://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/FY%2015%20DHS%20Entry%20and%20Exit%20Overstay%20Report.pdf

[UNITED99]

makku galla count entho kuda chepamanu? allaki pilichi regularize chesi count taggiyadam kaadhu

 

 

illegal ki GC isthaaamu annaruu ga amdhukenemo  overstay chesiii illegal ayyipoyiii GC kottesdham ani plan emo mana desi gaaalu

[ronitreddy]

Illegal ga undi em chestharu..eppudu bhayapadthu savali

[ronitreddy]

illegal ki GC isthaaamu annaruu ga amdhukenemo  overstay chesiii illegal ayyipoyiii GC kottesdham ani plan emo mana desi gaaalu

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ilanti ideas mana desi gallake osthayi emo..

[kiladi bullodu]

Kottesamu

[hydKaSher]

Kottesamu

 

andhrolla kutra

[LuckyLoser]

The report does not include students on F-1 visa or those who arrived on work visas like H-1B.   

[Rao_Garu]

ee year H1s raakapothe aa number double aithadi 

[mustang302]

[dollar vora]

+1

ilanti ideas mana desi gallake osthayi emo..

Undocumented vallaki ante border lo immigration kakunda vachina vallaki istaru GC anni documents pettukoni vasthe kadu

[Rendu]

Mexico and south americans ki GC istaru for undocumented..... Not India or Asian countries

[LordOfMud]

ade India ki vachina foreigners overstayed chestey.....fine katti flight ekkala...almost  @10,000 Rs fine....lekapotey flight ekkaneeru.......... :police:

[andhravodu]

Mexico and south americans ki GC istaru for undocumented..... Not India or Asian countries

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