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BlogLearn how Indian professionals can apply for the H-1B visa to work in the USA, the requirements, process, and benefits with expert guidance from XIPHIAS Immigration.
MediaXIPHIAS Immigration Managing Director Varun Singh appeared on Firstpost Spotlight to discuss the pressure on H-1B professionals amid U.S. layoffs, tighter hiring conditions, and career uncertainty for Indian technology talent.
MediaPolitical rhetoric and policy shifts in the U.S. are fueling uncertainty among Green Card holders, as discussions about a new 'Gold Card' for investors and skilled professionals gain traction.
ArticleYou must meet three core conditions for the L1 route to work. The L1 is a non-immigrant visa that allows US employers to transfer executives or managers from affiliated offices abroad to the US.
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the U.S., experts discuss India’s growing efforts to protect its professionals and the urgent need to reform America’s outdated visa system.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 impose a $100,000 payment on new H-1B petitions 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.
MediaWith the Trump administration back in office, the H-1B visa faces renewed scrutiny. While MAGA supporters push for 'America First' restrictions, tech leaders like Elon Musk call for openness to global talent — a debate with major implications for Indian professionals.
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.
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