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Not So Good News For Indian Techies
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 Dec 2017 10:03 AM GMT
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed much tougher H-1B norms. This isn't a good news for those Indians Software Professionals who wish to stay in US.
As per International Immigration firm Fragomen, Department of Homeland Security is mulling to revive 2011 proposal which recommends H-1B petitioners to preregister for the H-1B cap lottery. In addition, Cap Petitions must be submitted only after obtaining the cap numbers.
US is likely to issue H-1B cap numbers giving priority to the highly skilled and highly paid professionals. Spouses of H1-B visa holders mayn't be allowed to work in US anymore. Count of cases seeking evidence to qualify for H-1B visas has doubled to 41 percent.
These changes gonna have a drastic impact on the Indian IT Companies which hold largest users of H-1B visas and Non-Immigrant Visas. Trump Administration is making the future really difficult for Indian IT Industry.
As per International Immigration firm Fragomen, Department of Homeland Security is mulling to revive 2011 proposal which recommends H-1B petitioners to preregister for the H-1B cap lottery. In addition, Cap Petitions must be submitted only after obtaining the cap numbers.
US is likely to issue H-1B cap numbers giving priority to the highly skilled and highly paid professionals. Spouses of H1-B visa holders mayn't be allowed to work in US anymore. Count of cases seeking evidence to qualify for H-1B visas has doubled to 41 percent.
These changes gonna have a drastic impact on the Indian IT Companies which hold largest users of H-1B visas and Non-Immigrant Visas. Trump Administration is making the future really difficult for Indian IT Industry.
