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As H-1B Cost Surges, A Look At Cost, Eligibility Of L-1, O-1, EB-5, OPT Visas
Given the substantial H1-B visa fee increase, Indian professionals, who constitute over 70 per cent of H-1B visa holders, are exploring alternative pathways into the US job market.
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US Visa Bulletin For August 2025 Offers Hope To Indian Applicants: All About It
Indian green card hopefuls have something to be mildly optimistic about. The US Department of State has released the August 2025 Visa Bulletin, and USCIS has confirmed that it will continue using the Final Action Dates chart for green card processing
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American Dream In Trouble? US Visa Bulletin For May 2025 Brings Bad News For Indians
Amid US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, the American dream of thousands of Indians seems to be fading.
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Trump To End 'EB-5' Immigrant Investor Visa Program
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday floated the idea of replacing a visa program for foreign investors with a so-called "gold card" that could be bought for $5 million as a route to American citizenship.
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US Citizenship For $5 Million: Trump's "Gold Cards" Offer For Rich Migrants
US President Donald Trump is planning to make it easier for rich immigrants to get American citizenship via so-called "gold cards" that could be bought for $5 million.
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Visa Fees For H-1B, Other Non-Immigrant Categories Increased By US
The United States has announced an increase in fees for several non-immigrant visa categories, including the widely utilised H-1B, L-1, and EB-5 visas. The changes, outlined in a federal notification, are scheduled to take effect from April 1, 2024.
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US Scheme That Grants Green Cards Has Indians Lining Up
A US visa program that attracted $37 billion in foreign investments since 2008 for projects including New York's Hudson Yards and Trump Bay Street in Jersey City is making a comeback - and the queue of wealthy applicants from China to India is growin
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EB-5 Visa Trump's Latest Target. US Congress Told To Reform It Or Kill It
The Trump administration has urged the US Congress to either reform or eliminate the EB-5 investors visa programme, which provides green cards to foreigners investing at least USD 1 million in the US that create nearly 10 permanent full-time jobs.
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More Indians Go For 'Golden' EB-5 Visa With Assured Migration, Green Card
Under the EB-5, an Indian is required to invest Rs 3.2 crore for self, spouse, and any number of unmarried children.
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Changes To Visa Program May Hurt Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner's Company
Changes to a controversial visa program under consideration by the Trump administration could hurt a real estate project partially owned by the family of White House adviser Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law.
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US Soon Could Make It Harder For Rich People To Move To The Country
The original plan was to attract foreign investment to blighted neighborhoods. But instead, the controversial EB-5 investor visa enabled affluent Chinese to park their cash in high-end real estate in Beverly Hills and Manhattan - benefiting developers such as Donald Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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As H-1B Cost Surges, A Look At Cost, Eligibility Of L-1, O-1, EB-5, OPT Visas
Given the substantial H1-B visa fee increase, Indian professionals, who constitute over 70 per cent of H-1B visa holders, are exploring alternative pathways into the US job market.
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US Visa Bulletin For August 2025 Offers Hope To Indian Applicants: All About It
Indian green card hopefuls have something to be mildly optimistic about. The US Department of State has released the August 2025 Visa Bulletin, and USCIS has confirmed that it will continue using the Final Action Dates chart for green card processing
-
American Dream In Trouble? US Visa Bulletin For May 2025 Brings Bad News For Indians
Amid US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, the American dream of thousands of Indians seems to be fading.
-
Trump To End 'EB-5' Immigrant Investor Visa Program
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday floated the idea of replacing a visa program for foreign investors with a so-called "gold card" that could be bought for $5 million as a route to American citizenship.
-
US Citizenship For $5 Million: Trump's "Gold Cards" Offer For Rich Migrants
US President Donald Trump is planning to make it easier for rich immigrants to get American citizenship via so-called "gold cards" that could be bought for $5 million.
-
Visa Fees For H-1B, Other Non-Immigrant Categories Increased By US
The United States has announced an increase in fees for several non-immigrant visa categories, including the widely utilised H-1B, L-1, and EB-5 visas. The changes, outlined in a federal notification, are scheduled to take effect from April 1, 2024.
-
US Scheme That Grants Green Cards Has Indians Lining Up
A US visa program that attracted $37 billion in foreign investments since 2008 for projects including New York's Hudson Yards and Trump Bay Street in Jersey City is making a comeback - and the queue of wealthy applicants from China to India is growin
-
EB-5 Visa Trump's Latest Target. US Congress Told To Reform It Or Kill It
The Trump administration has urged the US Congress to either reform or eliminate the EB-5 investors visa programme, which provides green cards to foreigners investing at least USD 1 million in the US that create nearly 10 permanent full-time jobs.
-
More Indians Go For 'Golden' EB-5 Visa With Assured Migration, Green Card
Under the EB-5, an Indian is required to invest Rs 3.2 crore for self, spouse, and any number of unmarried children.
-
Changes To Visa Program May Hurt Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner's Company
Changes to a controversial visa program under consideration by the Trump administration could hurt a real estate project partially owned by the family of White House adviser Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law.
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US Soon Could Make It Harder For Rich People To Move To The Country
The original plan was to attract foreign investment to blighted neighborhoods. But instead, the controversial EB-5 investor visa enabled affluent Chinese to park their cash in high-end real estate in Beverly Hills and Manhattan - benefiting developers such as Donald Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
