The H-1B visa, a popular pathway for skilled foreign workers to enter the U.S., has seen a significant fee increase under the new regulations. The new fee of $100,000, up from the previous 6.1 lakh rupees, has been implemented with the intention of enhancing American worker protections and ensuring that companies bring in only the most qualified individuals. This increase reflects former President Trump’s ongoing efforts to reshape immigration policies and prioritize the American workforce. Hundreds of thousands of Indians, especially those in the IT sector, rely on the H-1B visa to work in the United States. The policy shift is likely to have a notable impact on this group, which represents a significant portion of H-1B applicants.
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