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H-1B visas may look ‘very different’ in a year: What it could mean for Indians in US
The brief
- The H-1B-linked foreign-labour system could change significantly within a year, says a US Labor Department inspector general
- Potential visa-rule changes expose Indian IT services firms with employees in the US
- H-1B registrations plunge as Indian IT firms shift US staffing strategy
- Indian firms slash H-1B filings; Anthropic flags AI risks in IPO
- US H-1B Fee: $103,265 charge to hurt international students, say exempt universities
- US probes H-1B visa for fraud, plans 'very different' scheme in a year
- Indian IT sheds H-1B habit, FY27 filings plunge 92%
US H-1B curbs and Indian tech firms
H-1B curbs have prompted Indian tech firms to rethink how they deploy talent in the US. The visa system could change significantly within a year as federal investigators widen a probe into alleged misuse.
Tuesday, 29 September
- H-1B visas may look ‘very different’ in a year: What it could mean for Indians in US