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ArticleAs countries tighten immigration pathways and AI reshapes the job market, Indian students and entry-level professionals face unprecedented challenges in securing overseas study and work opportunities.
ArticleThe Trump administration cancelled over 100,000 visas in 2025, including 8,000 student visas, citing national security.
ArticleExpanded online vetting slows interview scheduling, disrupting plans for workers and companies alike
ArticleIndia remains the top source of US international students despite visa challenges, according to a latest report by Open Doors
ArticleIndian tech professionals are building global careers beyond the H-1B by combining remote-first opportunities, diversified migration pathways, continuous upskilling, and a strong digital identity.
NewsThe U.S. government has rolled out major immigration changes affecting Diversity Visa entries, TPS designations, work permit extensions, H-1B fees, parole fees, and biometric requirements.
ArticleTrump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee leaves Indian IT firms, students, and professionals reeling — companies explore L-1 visas, nearshoring, and remote-first teams as alternatives.
ArticleTCS regains the top spot in H-1B visa approvals with 5,505 in 2025, while Infosys and Cognizant see sharp declines, reflecting changing global hiring strategies.
ArticleIndustry players say a slowdown in visa adjudication could lead to a talent crunch, which in turn could affect American firms’ global competitiveness.
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