U.S. Department of Homeland Security Proposes Fee Increase for International Student Employment Program
- 1The Department of Homeland Security has proposed imposing fees on foreign international students seeking employment in the United States.
- 2The proposal includes an initial application fee of $70,000 per new student for the OPT program and a $30,000 fee per OPT program renewal.
- 3This measure was announced following a 17% decrease in the number of new students first entering the United States last fall.
So what's the key point?
The U.S. government plans to raise the fees for international students to use employment programs. Because a $70,000 fee will be required for new applications, the number of students entering the U.S. for the first time may decrease.
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