ArticleUS citizenship by birth: Impact on H-1B visa, green card aspirants decoded
Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship could reshape the future for H-1B visa holders, green card aspirants, and their families in the US.
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ArticleDonald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship could reshape the future for H-1B visa holders, green card aspirants, and their families in the US.
ArticleThe US Green Card Lottery offers 55,000 diversity visas each year to nationals of eligible countries, but Indians remain excluded due to high migration numbers.
ArticleThe US is set to introduce a formal H-1B visa renewal process in 2025, allowing holders to renew their visas domestically without returning to India.
ArticleThe new H-1B modernization rule allows entrepreneurs to self-sponsor visas through their own startups, opening new pathways for Indian founders to enter the US market.
ArticleThe US has removed the two-year home residency requirement for J-1 visa holders from 37 countries, including India and China, easing pathways to work visas and green cards.
ArticleThe U.S. extends automatic work permit renewal to 540 days for H-4 and L-2 visa holders, easing delays for spouses of H-1B and L-1 workers.
ArticleThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security extends automatic work permit renewals for H-4 and L-2 visa holders from 180 to 540 days, effective January 13, 2025.
ArticleH-1B visa approvals dropped across major US employers in 2024, with Amazon, Infosys, and TCS reporting significant declines amid global, economic, and policy shifts.
ArticleLeading US tech companies, including Amazon, Infosys, and Google, reduced their H-1B visa sponsorships in 2024, reflecting global hiring shifts and regulatory trends.
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