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ArticleA proposed 5% US tax on outbound remittances could squeeze Indian-origin residents in America, including H-1B visa holders and green card holders, impacting families and the NRI-driven real estate market.
ArticleUnder the Double Contribution Convention Agreement (DCCA), Indian workers temporarily in the UK, and their employers, will be exempt from paying social security contributions for three years.
ArticleDespite holding permanent residency in countries under the US Visa Waiver Program, Indian passport holders must still apply for a B-1 or B-2 visa. Here’s why India remains excluded.
ArticleCanada votes today, and the result could reshape immigration, education, and work policies — with major consequences for Indian students, workers, and families.
BlogExplore the U.S. green card backlog crisis—how employment-based visas and the 7% per-country cap impact India and China, plus the urgent immigration reform proposals.
MediaAs H-1B visa holders face rising political backlash in the U.S., experts discuss India’s growing efforts to protect its professionals and the urgent need to reform America’s outdated visa system.
MediaExperts warn that the U.S. decision to raise annual H-1B visa sponsorship fees to $100,000 could devastate the IT industry, strain India–US relations, and disrupt global talent mobility.
MediaExperts warn that higher H-1B visa fees and stricter U.S. immigration policies could financially strain Indian professionals and students, reduce American competitiveness, and redirect global talent to Canada, Australia, and the U.K.
MediaAs the U.S. considers raising H-1B visa fees, Indian ministers meet U.S. officials to discuss its impact on technology, trade, and bilateral relations. Experts warn the move could hurt U.S. innovation while reshaping India’s economic strategy.
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