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US Visa Guide For Indians: Which Visa Do You Actually Need?
From H-1B work visa to fiance visas, understanding the purpose, eligibility and validity of each category can help you choose the right option before applying.
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US Cuts Down Work Permit Validity For Refugees, Asylum Seekers To 18 Months
US President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday cut to 18 months from five years the period of time work permits are valid for refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants.
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US Ends Automatic Renewal Of Work Permits For Migrants, Indians To Be Hit
In a statement on Wednesday, the US Department of Homeland Security said "Aliens who file to renew their EAD on or after Oct. 30, 2025 (Thursday), will no longer receive an automatic extension of their EAD."
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Plan Aims to Draw Immigrants With Technology Skills
The proposed rule changes were announced with fanfare by Alejandro Mayorkas, the deputy secretary of homeland security, and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, who said they would help the country attract and retain immigrants with skills in technology and science, and "unleash more of the extraordinary contributions that immigrants have always made...
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US Plans Job Authorisation to Spouses of Certain H-1B Workers
Together these actions will help attract new businesses and new investment to the US and ensure that the US has the most skilled workforce in the world, the Department of Homeland Security said after the publication of the regulation.
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US's New Move On Work Permits May Benefit Many Indian Students
The United States has announced the expansion of premium processing of work authorisation for certain categories of international students, which is likely to benefit a lot of Indian students
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Google Leads US Business Push to Preserve Work Permits for H-1B Spouses
Google said it was leading about 30 companies and trade groups in opposing a lawsuit that seeks to stop over 90,000 spouses of highly skilled US visa workers from having jobs in the country.
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Indians To Benefit As US Lawmakers Pass Bill To Remove Cap On Green Cards
US lawmakers have passed a Bill aimed at lifting the current seven percent country-cap on issuing Green Cards, a development which would benefit thousands of highly-skilled Indian IT professionals.
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U.S. Tech Lobby Against Ending Work Permits To Spouses Of H1-B Visa Holders
Tech giants against ending work permits for H1-B spouses
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Trump Administration Plans To End Work Permits For H-1B Visa Spouses
The move to end could have an impact on more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders, who have work permits.
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Plan Aims to Draw Immigrants With Technology Skills
The proposed rule changes were announced with fanfare by Alejandro Mayorkas, the deputy secretary of homeland security, and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, who said they would help the country attract and retain immigrants with skills in technology and science, and "unleash more of the extraordinary contributions that immigrants have always made...
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US Plans Job Authorisation to Spouses of Certain H-1B Workers
Together these actions will help attract new businesses and new investment to the US and ensure that the US has the most skilled workforce in the world, the Department of Homeland Security said after the publication of the regulation.
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H-1B visa holder's spouse may be allowed to work in US
In a statement, the White House said that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will soon publish several proposed rules that will make the US more attractive to talented foreign entrepreneurs and other high-skill immigrants who will contribute substantially to the US economy, create jobs, and
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US Visa Guide For Indians: Which Visa Do You Actually Need?
From H-1B work visa to fiance visas, understanding the purpose, eligibility and validity of each category can help you choose the right option before applying.
-
US Cuts Down Work Permit Validity For Refugees, Asylum Seekers To 18 Months
US President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday cut to 18 months from five years the period of time work permits are valid for refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants.
-
US Ends Automatic Renewal Of Work Permits For Migrants, Indians To Be Hit
In a statement on Wednesday, the US Department of Homeland Security said "Aliens who file to renew their EAD on or after Oct. 30, 2025 (Thursday), will no longer receive an automatic extension of their EAD."
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Plan Aims to Draw Immigrants With Technology Skills
The proposed rule changes were announced with fanfare by Alejandro Mayorkas, the deputy secretary of homeland security, and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, who said they would help the country attract and retain immigrants with skills in technology and science, and "unleash more of the extraordinary contributions that immigrants have always made...
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US Plans Job Authorisation to Spouses of Certain H-1B Workers
Together these actions will help attract new businesses and new investment to the US and ensure that the US has the most skilled workforce in the world, the Department of Homeland Security said after the publication of the regulation.
-
US's New Move On Work Permits May Benefit Many Indian Students
The United States has announced the expansion of premium processing of work authorisation for certain categories of international students, which is likely to benefit a lot of Indian students
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Google Leads US Business Push to Preserve Work Permits for H-1B Spouses
Google said it was leading about 30 companies and trade groups in opposing a lawsuit that seeks to stop over 90,000 spouses of highly skilled US visa workers from having jobs in the country.
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Indians To Benefit As US Lawmakers Pass Bill To Remove Cap On Green Cards
US lawmakers have passed a Bill aimed at lifting the current seven percent country-cap on issuing Green Cards, a development which would benefit thousands of highly-skilled Indian IT professionals.
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U.S. Tech Lobby Against Ending Work Permits To Spouses Of H1-B Visa Holders
Tech giants against ending work permits for H1-B spouses
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Trump Administration Plans To End Work Permits For H-1B Visa Spouses
The move to end could have an impact on more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders, who have work permits.
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Plan Aims to Draw Immigrants With Technology Skills
The proposed rule changes were announced with fanfare by Alejandro Mayorkas, the deputy secretary of homeland security, and Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, who said they would help the country attract and retain immigrants with skills in technology and science, and "unleash more of the extraordinary contributions that immigrants have always made...
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US Plans Job Authorisation to Spouses of Certain H-1B Workers
Together these actions will help attract new businesses and new investment to the US and ensure that the US has the most skilled workforce in the world, the Department of Homeland Security said after the publication of the regulation.
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H-1B visa holder's spouse may be allowed to work in US
In a statement, the White House said that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will soon publish several proposed rules that will make the US more attractive to talented foreign entrepreneurs and other high-skill immigrants who will contribute substantially to the US economy, create jobs, and
