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NRI Woman Stuck In India After Visiting Sick Mother Risks Losing US Home
H-1B visa holders often face difficulties returning to the US after spending extended time in India.
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'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
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Germany Courts Indian Skilled Workers Amid US H-1B Fee Hike
In a social media post on X, the German Ambassador to India posted a video listing out the benefits for Indians who choose to work in Germany.
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Indian IT Sector Warns Against US Visa Bill
Nasscom was responding to a bill introduced by Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat from California, that would double the minimum salary required for holders of H-1B visas to $130,000 and determine how many of the visas were allocated, based on factors such as overall wages.
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Why HCL Tech Is Not Much Worried About H-1B Challenges
Proposed changes to the H-1B visa regime in the United States is seen as a big overhang for Indian IT firms.
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US Clarifies On H-1B Exemption For Higher Education
A clarification memorandum from the USCIS came in response to a petition in this regard by Leena R Kamat from California who temporarily sought to employ people under H-1B visas having higher education.
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In New H-1B Visa Bill, Foreigners Educated In US Will Get Preference
The bill - to be introduced by Senator Chuck Grassley and Dick Durban - will require US Citizenship and Immigration Services to prioritise for the first time annual allocation of H-1B visas
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US Proposal On H-1B For Speciality Jobs May Affect Hundreds Of Indians
The State Department has proposed not to issue temporary business visas for H-1B speciality occupations which allowed companies to send their technology professionals for a short stay to complete jobs on site in the US, a move which could affect hundreds of Indians.
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H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
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US Plans New H-1B Rules To Target Only Most Skilled, Top Paid Workers
The Trump administration yesterday proposed major changes to the H-1B application process with the aim of awarding the visa to the most skilled and highest paid foreign workers.
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India Tells US To Take "Corrective Action" On Tighter H-1B Visa Norms
India on Thursday urged the US to take "corrective actions" with regard to the latter's reported imminent plans to prohibit spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in America.
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H-1B Visa Application Process To Begin Today, Will Face Unprecedented Scrutiny
The process of filing petitions for H-1B, considered the most sought-after work visa among highly skilled Indian professionals, begins today amid unprecedented scrutiny by the Trump Administration.
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US Resumes Premium Processing Of All H-1B Visa Categories
The US has resumed premium processing of H-1B work visas in all categories, months after it was suspended temporarily to handle the huge rush of applications for the work visas popular among Indian IT professionals.
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US Clarifies On H-1B Exemption For Higher Education
A clarification memorandum from the USCIS came in response to a petition in this regard by Leena R Kamat from California who temporarily sought to employ people under H-1B visas having higher education.
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Why HCL Tech Is Not Much Worried About H-1B Challenges
Proposed changes to the H-1B visa regime in the United States is seen as a big overhang for Indian IT firms.
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NRI Woman Stuck In India After Visiting Sick Mother Risks Losing US Home
H-1B visa holders often face difficulties returning to the US after spending extended time in India.
-
'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
-
Germany Courts Indian Skilled Workers Amid US H-1B Fee Hike
In a social media post on X, the German Ambassador to India posted a video listing out the benefits for Indians who choose to work in Germany.
-
Indian IT Sector Warns Against US Visa Bill
Nasscom was responding to a bill introduced by Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat from California, that would double the minimum salary required for holders of H-1B visas to $130,000 and determine how many of the visas were allocated, based on factors such as overall wages.
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Why HCL Tech Is Not Much Worried About H-1B Challenges
Proposed changes to the H-1B visa regime in the United States is seen as a big overhang for Indian IT firms.
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US Clarifies On H-1B Exemption For Higher Education
A clarification memorandum from the USCIS came in response to a petition in this regard by Leena R Kamat from California who temporarily sought to employ people under H-1B visas having higher education.
-
In New H-1B Visa Bill, Foreigners Educated In US Will Get Preference
The bill - to be introduced by Senator Chuck Grassley and Dick Durban - will require US Citizenship and Immigration Services to prioritise for the first time annual allocation of H-1B visas
-
US Proposal On H-1B For Speciality Jobs May Affect Hundreds Of Indians
The State Department has proposed not to issue temporary business visas for H-1B speciality occupations which allowed companies to send their technology professionals for a short stay to complete jobs on site in the US, a move which could affect hundreds of Indians.
-
H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
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US Plans New H-1B Rules To Target Only Most Skilled, Top Paid Workers
The Trump administration yesterday proposed major changes to the H-1B application process with the aim of awarding the visa to the most skilled and highest paid foreign workers.
-
India Tells US To Take "Corrective Action" On Tighter H-1B Visa Norms
India on Thursday urged the US to take "corrective actions" with regard to the latter's reported imminent plans to prohibit spouses of H-1B visa holders to work in America.
-
H-1B Visa Application Process To Begin Today, Will Face Unprecedented Scrutiny
The process of filing petitions for H-1B, considered the most sought-after work visa among highly skilled Indian professionals, begins today amid unprecedented scrutiny by the Trump Administration.
-
US Resumes Premium Processing Of All H-1B Visa Categories
The US has resumed premium processing of H-1B work visas in all categories, months after it was suspended temporarily to handle the huge rush of applications for the work visas popular among Indian IT professionals.
-
US Clarifies On H-1B Exemption For Higher Education
A clarification memorandum from the USCIS came in response to a petition in this regard by Leena R Kamat from California who temporarily sought to employ people under H-1B visas having higher education.
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Why HCL Tech Is Not Much Worried About H-1B Challenges
Proposed changes to the H-1B visa regime in the United States is seen as a big overhang for Indian IT firms.
