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US' Final Call On H-1B Visas Could Affect Tens Of Thousands Of Indians
The White House has formally received the proposed changes in the existing regulations to end the work authorisation for certain categories of H-1B foreign work visas.
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Will End Permits For Families Of H-1B Visa Holders In 3 Months: US
The Trump administration in the United States has told a federal court that its decision to revoke work permits to H-4 visa users, a significant majority of whom are Indian-Americans, is expected within the next three months, a move which will have a major impact on Indian women as they are the major beneficiary of the Obama-era rule.
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Top US CEOs Worried About Changes Being Made To H-1B Visa Review Process
The Trump administration's "inconsistent" immigration policies, including on the H1-B visa for professionals, could "disrupt" operations of American firms and inflict "substantial harm" on their competitiveness, CEOs from top US companies have warned.
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US Ambassador Kenneth Juster Reassures Indians On H-1B Visa Fears
The US will continue to be a country of immigrants and that will not change, newly appointed American envoy to India Kenneth Juster said on Thursday while asserting that the ongoing review of visas, including the H-1B category, was only for "refinements".
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No Restrictions For Now On H-1B Visas, Say US Officials To NDTV
For now, the US is making no changes to the H-1B visa policy that affects thousands of Indians, said American diplomats today who asked not to be named because they are not authorized to speak to the media.
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H-1B Talks Unlikley During PM Modi's Visit, Says Top US Official: Sources
The White House has said that there were no specific plans to raise the contentious H-1B visa issue during US President Donald Trump's meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the issue was under review and there have been no changes in the existing policy.
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Work Visa One Of The Issues On Table Ahead Of PM's US Visit
Commerce Secretary Rita Teaotia said the US has started a trade policy review of those countries with which it has adverse trade balance and India is ninth on that list.
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Infosys Warns Of Potential Changes In Visa Laws
Infosys recently announced plans to open technology hubs in the US and increase local hiring within the country.
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Trump Effect: After Infosys, Another Top IT Company To Ramp Up US Hiring
Donald Trump has ordered a review of the U.S. visa program that brings high-skilled foreign workers into the country, potentially affecting hiring plans of technology firms and outsourcing companies.
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H-1B Visa Fallout: Infosys Looks To Hire 10,000 American Workers
IT service firms including Infosys rely heavily on the H-1B visa programme, which US President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to review.
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US Official Says H-1B Visa Interview, Other Processes To Be Reviewed
The H-1B visa allows US firms to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise in specialised fields.
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US Accuses TCS, Infosys of Violating H-1B Visa Norms
At a White House briefing last week, an official in the Trump administration said a small number of giant outsourcing firms flood the system with applications.
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Sweat Over Trump’s H-1B Visa Review
H-1B visa review concerns are particularly acute in India, where IT firms like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd are top beneficiaries of the H-1B visa programme
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Fret As Donald Trump Orders H-1B Visa Review
Trump's decision was not a huge surprise, given his election campaign pledge to put American jobs first. But the executive order he signed, though vague in many areas, has prompted thousands of foreign workers already in the United States or applying for visas to work there to re-think their plans. Companies who send them also face huge uncertainty...
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After Trump's H-1B Order, India Raises Concerns With US Commerce Secretary
The executive order signed by Mr Trump earlier this week calls for a review of H-1B visas by the departments of State, Labour, Homeland Security and Justice.
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US' Final Call On H-1B Visas Could Affect Tens Of Thousands Of Indians
The White House has formally received the proposed changes in the existing regulations to end the work authorisation for certain categories of H-1B foreign work visas.
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Will End Permits For Families Of H-1B Visa Holders In 3 Months: US
The Trump administration in the United States has told a federal court that its decision to revoke work permits to H-4 visa users, a significant majority of whom are Indian-Americans, is expected within the next three months, a move which will have a major impact on Indian women as they are the major beneficiary of the Obama-era rule.
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Top US CEOs Worried About Changes Being Made To H-1B Visa Review Process
The Trump administration's "inconsistent" immigration policies, including on the H1-B visa for professionals, could "disrupt" operations of American firms and inflict "substantial harm" on their competitiveness, CEOs from top US companies have warned.
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US Ambassador Kenneth Juster Reassures Indians On H-1B Visa Fears
The US will continue to be a country of immigrants and that will not change, newly appointed American envoy to India Kenneth Juster said on Thursday while asserting that the ongoing review of visas, including the H-1B category, was only for "refinements".
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No Restrictions For Now On H-1B Visas, Say US Officials To NDTV
For now, the US is making no changes to the H-1B visa policy that affects thousands of Indians, said American diplomats today who asked not to be named because they are not authorized to speak to the media.
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H-1B Talks Unlikley During PM Modi's Visit, Says Top US Official: Sources
The White House has said that there were no specific plans to raise the contentious H-1B visa issue during US President Donald Trump's meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the issue was under review and there have been no changes in the existing policy.
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Work Visa One Of The Issues On Table Ahead Of PM's US Visit
Commerce Secretary Rita Teaotia said the US has started a trade policy review of those countries with which it has adverse trade balance and India is ninth on that list.
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Infosys Warns Of Potential Changes In Visa Laws
Infosys recently announced plans to open technology hubs in the US and increase local hiring within the country.
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Trump Effect: After Infosys, Another Top IT Company To Ramp Up US Hiring
Donald Trump has ordered a review of the U.S. visa program that brings high-skilled foreign workers into the country, potentially affecting hiring plans of technology firms and outsourcing companies.
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H-1B Visa Fallout: Infosys Looks To Hire 10,000 American Workers
IT service firms including Infosys rely heavily on the H-1B visa programme, which US President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to review.
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US Official Says H-1B Visa Interview, Other Processes To Be Reviewed
The H-1B visa allows US firms to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise in specialised fields.
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US Accuses TCS, Infosys of Violating H-1B Visa Norms
At a White House briefing last week, an official in the Trump administration said a small number of giant outsourcing firms flood the system with applications.
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Sweat Over Trump’s H-1B Visa Review
H-1B visa review concerns are particularly acute in India, where IT firms like Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys Ltd and Wipro Ltd are top beneficiaries of the H-1B visa programme
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Indian Techies, IT Firms Fret As Donald Trump Orders H-1B Visa Review
Trump's decision was not a huge surprise, given his election campaign pledge to put American jobs first. But the executive order he signed, though vague in many areas, has prompted thousands of foreign workers already in the United States or applying for visas to work there to re-think their plans. Companies who send them also face huge uncertainty...
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After Trump's H-1B Order, India Raises Concerns With US Commerce Secretary
The executive order signed by Mr Trump earlier this week calls for a review of H-1B visas by the departments of State, Labour, Homeland Security and Justice.
