India-USA-Visa Rules: Many Indians residing in the U.S. are growing increasingly anxious about traveling to India after January 20, following President Trump's assumption of office, due to concerns surrounding visa stamping.

There are mounting fears regarding potential delays or issues at U.S. consulates in India, which could complicate their ability to return to the U.S.

This anxiety is largely driven by past experiences of long wait times and technical difficulties at U.S. consulates, leading to uncertainty for travelers.

Immigration lawyers and online communities are advising caution, urging individuals to ensure their travel documents are complete and to prepare for possible delays.

For those on H1B and other non-immigrant visas, the risk of being stranded in India is a major concern, as re-stamping is essential for re-entry into the U.S.

While no official warning has been issued yet, it is crucial for travelers to stay informed and take proactive steps. They should regularly check for updates from U.S. consulates and seek guidance from immigration attorneys before finalizing travel plans.