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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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Tata, Infosys To Bear Brunt Of Trump's $1,00,000 H-1B Worker Fee
A Bloomberg News analysis found Trump's $100,000 H-1B worker fee could have a disproportionate impact on multinational staffing firms that act as middlemen for companies seeking H-1B workers.
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"Immigrants Undercutting Wages Of US Workers": JD Vance On H-1B Reforms
US Vice President JD Vance once again defended President Donald Trump's reforms to the H-1B visa programme, arguing that the current system is being misused to undercut American workers' wages by importing talent at discounted rates.
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'Walk Back': Immigration Lawyer On US $1,00,000 H-1B Visa Fee Clarification
Steven Brown, a partner at the business immigration law firm, Reddy Neumann Brown PC, argued that the clarification is different from the proclamation issued by President Donald Trump on Friday.
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Can A US Student Visa Be Converted To An H-1B Work Visa? Explained
Study Abroad: The H-1B visa enables US companies to hire skilled foreign professionals for specialised jobs requiring at least a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
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How Trump's Latest Order To "Combat Antisemitism" Targets Pro-Palestine Visa Holders
US President Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order to "combat antisemitism". The order asked federal agencies to identify "all civil and criminal authorities" to fight anti-Jewish activities in the United States.
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US Won't Grant Diplomatic Visas To Same-Sex Partners: Officials
The United States will no longer grant diplomatic visas to the same-sex domestic partners of foreign diplomats, requiring that they be legally married to obtain them, in a reversal of Obama-era guidelines, senior US officials said on Tuesday.
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Over 21,000 Indians Overstayed Visas In US Last Year: Report
Over 21,000 Indians who were supposed to leave the US at the end of their permissible limits last year overstayed their visas, the Homeland Security Department said today.
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US Visas Get New Scrutiny After California, Paris Attacks
Visas used by foreigners to travel to the United States are getting new scrutiny in the wake of shooting massacres in California and France.
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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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Tata, Infosys To Bear Brunt Of Trump's $1,00,000 H-1B Worker Fee
A Bloomberg News analysis found Trump's $100,000 H-1B worker fee could have a disproportionate impact on multinational staffing firms that act as middlemen for companies seeking H-1B workers.
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"Immigrants Undercutting Wages Of US Workers": JD Vance On H-1B Reforms
US Vice President JD Vance once again defended President Donald Trump's reforms to the H-1B visa programme, arguing that the current system is being misused to undercut American workers' wages by importing talent at discounted rates.
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'Walk Back': Immigration Lawyer On US $1,00,000 H-1B Visa Fee Clarification
Steven Brown, a partner at the business immigration law firm, Reddy Neumann Brown PC, argued that the clarification is different from the proclamation issued by President Donald Trump on Friday.
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Can A US Student Visa Be Converted To An H-1B Work Visa? Explained
Study Abroad: The H-1B visa enables US companies to hire skilled foreign professionals for specialised jobs requiring at least a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
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How Trump's Latest Order To "Combat Antisemitism" Targets Pro-Palestine Visa Holders
US President Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order to "combat antisemitism". The order asked federal agencies to identify "all civil and criminal authorities" to fight anti-Jewish activities in the United States.
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US Won't Grant Diplomatic Visas To Same-Sex Partners: Officials
The United States will no longer grant diplomatic visas to the same-sex domestic partners of foreign diplomats, requiring that they be legally married to obtain them, in a reversal of Obama-era guidelines, senior US officials said on Tuesday.
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Over 21,000 Indians Overstayed Visas In US Last Year: Report
Over 21,000 Indians who were supposed to leave the US at the end of their permissible limits last year overstayed their visas, the Homeland Security Department said today.
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US Visas Get New Scrutiny After California, Paris Attacks
Visas used by foreigners to travel to the United States are getting new scrutiny in the wake of shooting massacres in California and France.
