$100k For H-1B: NVIDIA Gives Good News!

The Donald Trump administration in the United States took a radical decision when it comes to the implementation of the H1B visa policy. It is communicated that companies will have to pay upfront fee of 100K dollars to sustain foreign workforce.

In this context, something encouraging has happened for the Indian community in the United States as a leading tech company Nvidia has communicated that they’re ready to pay the massive $100k fee to keep ahold of their workforce.

On October 8, 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made headlines by announcing that the company would absorb the newly imposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee, a policy introduced by the Trump administration, to retain immigrant engineers vital for AI innovation.

This bold move reflects Nvidia's commitment to addressing the global talent shortage, particularly as the tech industry relies heavily on skilled workers from abroad.

It is evident that leading companies in the United States are more than prepared to pay the massive fee set by the Trump administration to keep hold of their foreign talent pool.

If more companies like Google and Apple can also follow the same formula and it could be a pretty positive welcome change for the Indian and also other foreign workers in the United States.