Sentence examples for visa law from inspiring English sources

Under a new U.S. visa law, visiting Iran already makes it harder to gain entry to the United States.

"There is a glut of properties at the lower end of the price spectrum but the areas that will benefit from the new visa law are city centers, namely Barcelona and Madrid, and possibly prime coastal areas, such as Marbella and the Balearic islands".

However there is a thriving black market in runaway migrant workers who have fled their employers, but find themselves unable to leave the country due to the country's exit visa law.

Richard Durbin, D-Ill., and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, have also produced legislation, S. 887, which would institute a variety of changes to H-1B and L-1 visa law.

A new visa law will make it easier for Chinese students to come to the U.S. Some say this will increase China's interest in American housing, especially in major college towns.

Thanks to "clever advocates and gullible reporters" who do not know of universities' special treatment under the visa law, the discussion of the H-1B has concentrated on "a boring, complex, semi-technical dispute over the hiring of low-status computer-experts by Facebook and various unfamiliar outsourcing companies".

Labour has pledged to reinstate the old visa laws.

But foreigners, like people from Brazil, are fed up with our visa laws.

U.S. visa laws are inflexible, unconcerned with nuance, and annoyed by complexity.

In Estonia, companies such as Skype want the government to liberalise the country's tough visa laws.

Among those protesting were family members with children living abroad, unable to return because of visa laws.