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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Fearing Tighter US Visa Regime, Indian IT Firms Rush To Hire, Acquire
Anticipating a more protectionist US technology visa programme under a Donald Trump administration, India's $150 billion IT services sector will speed up acquisitions in the United States and recruit more heavily from college campuses there.
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Bound By Legislation On Visa Fee Hike: US Tells India
The US has told India it is bound by legislation on the recent visa fee hike - which has badly hit Indian IT companies, an issue that was strongly raised by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in his bilateral meeting.
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India IT Firms May Raise Fees To Counter Dearer US Visas
India's export-driven IT outsourcing companies are likely to raise client fees and process more work from their centres to cushion the impact of an increase in fees for work visas in the United States, top market, investors have said.
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Barack Obama Raises H-1B Visa Fee; Signs Spending Bill
US President Barack Obama today signed into law a USD 1.8 trillion spending package which among other things introduces a hefty USD 4,000 fee for certain categories of H-1B visa and USD 4,500 for L1 visa.
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US To Double H-1B, L-1 Visa Fee, PM Modi Raises Concerns With Obama
The US Congress has imposed a special fee of up to $4,500 on the H-1B and L-1 visas popular among Indian IT companies to fund a 9/11 healthcare act and biometric tracking system.
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The end of Indian IT staffing as we know it
Dozens of industry aspirants who were recruited on campus have not yet been given joining dates or paychecks.
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Obama Visit: IT firms flag visas being rejected by US
Two days ahead of the visit of US President Barack Obama, IT industry body Nasscom has shot off a letter to the US ambassador in India, Timothy Roemer, flagging concerns about rejection of business visas for Indian IT firms.There have been concerns in the industry over an increasing number of visa applications by Indian IT companies being rejected....
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Silicon Valley Far More Reliant On H-1B Visas Than Earlier Acknowledged
Cisco Systems Inc. applied for about 3,000 H-1B visas in fiscal 2016, intending to hire people to work at its sprawling, utilitarian campus in suburban San Jose. These were good jobs - many of them for management-level logisticians and operations research analysts - and they paid well. The average annual salary was about $120,000. At the upper end,...
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Fearing Tighter US Visa Regime, Indian IT Firms Rush To Hire, Acquire
Anticipating a more protectionist US technology visa programme under a Donald Trump administration, India's $150 billion IT services sector will speed up acquisitions in the United States and recruit more heavily from college campuses there.
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Bound By Legislation On Visa Fee Hike: US Tells India
The US has told India it is bound by legislation on the recent visa fee hike - which has badly hit Indian IT companies, an issue that was strongly raised by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in his bilateral meeting.
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India IT Firms May Raise Fees To Counter Dearer US Visas
India's export-driven IT outsourcing companies are likely to raise client fees and process more work from their centres to cushion the impact of an increase in fees for work visas in the United States, top market, investors have said.
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Barack Obama Raises H-1B Visa Fee; Signs Spending Bill
US President Barack Obama today signed into law a USD 1.8 trillion spending package which among other things introduces a hefty USD 4,000 fee for certain categories of H-1B visa and USD 4,500 for L1 visa.
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US To Double H-1B, L-1 Visa Fee, PM Modi Raises Concerns With Obama
The US Congress has imposed a special fee of up to $4,500 on the H-1B and L-1 visas popular among Indian IT companies to fund a 9/11 healthcare act and biometric tracking system.
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The end of Indian IT staffing as we know it
Dozens of industry aspirants who were recruited on campus have not yet been given joining dates or paychecks.
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Obama Visit: IT firms flag visas being rejected by US
Two days ahead of the visit of US President Barack Obama, IT industry body Nasscom has shot off a letter to the US ambassador in India, Timothy Roemer, flagging concerns about rejection of business visas for Indian IT firms.There have been concerns in the industry over an increasing number of visa applications by Indian IT companies being rejected....
