Check out who all can travel to the US amidst uncertainty in international travel

Starting May 4, the US has put a few restrictions on Indian immigrants arriving in the US...

...as the COVID-19 cases have surged in India over the past few weeks.

Indians who took a flight before May 4 were not banned from entering the country.

Non-citizens of US who were in India for 14 days preceding...

...arrival to US are restricted from entering the country.

However, flights between the two countries are allowed, but the frequency has been severely reduced.

Air India and United are the only two airlines operating non-stop flights between the two countries.

These restrictions don’t apply to the following people -

Student visa holders, if their classes start on or after August 1, 2021.

Non-citizen spouse of a US citizen or who is a legal permanent resident (LPR) of the US.

Non-citizen who is a parent or legal guardian of a US citizen or LPR,...

...provided the LPR child is unmarried and below the age of 21.

Non-citizen who is a sibling of a US citizen or LPR,...

...provided both are non-citizens or LPR, is unmarried and below 21 years of age.

Non-citizen who is a child, foster child (expected adoptee of US citizen...

...pursuant to IR-4 or IH-4 visa classifications) of a US citizen or LPR.

Non-citizen travelling to the US at the invitation of the US government...

...regarding containment or mitigation of the virus.