Proposed US rule could raise financial requirement for foreign work permits

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A potential new US regulation would significantly increase the financial requirement for international students seeking work permits. The proposal would mandate students demonstrate access to $70,000, a substantial rise from the current $25,000 threshold. This change aims to ensure these students have sufficient resources to support themselves during their stay. The rule is currently under consideration by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.

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