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H1b visa new rules: President of america Donald Trump The new order has been issued on Friday, under which now companies will have to pay a fee of $ 100,000 or about 83 lakhs annually on every H-1B visa. This step is being considered a major setback for American tech companies and foreign employees, especially Indian IT professionals.

Reacting to this decision, former G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant of India said that this US will hurt innovation and bring opportunities for India. He wrote – ‘This step of Trump will stop America’s innovation but will further India. Now new research, startups and patents will leave from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune and Gurugram. The loss of America will be an advantage of India.

The US gives 65000 H-1B visas and 20000 additional visas every year. Out of these, about 70 percent of the visas are received by Indians, that is, it will have a direct impact on more than 2 lakh Indian employees. Thousands of employees of companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Meta work on H-1B. At the same time, Indian companies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL and Cognizants are also very dependent on this visa in American projects. In such a situation, immigration experts believe that with such a huge fees, American companies will be forced to shift jobs abroad. In this way, this policy of Trump can prove beneficial for India and other countries rather than America. Donald Trump has more chances of being a policy backfire to promote American employees’ hiring as companies will turn to other countries for skilled labor.

Why Trump increased visa fees?

Donald Trump, while signing a government order to impose a fee of $ 1,00,000 on the H-1B visa application, said that the misuse of the H-1B program is a threat to national security. According to Trump, the misuse of the H-1B program is a threat to national security. Domestic law enforcement agencies have identified and investigated the outsourcing companies dependent on H-1B, which have been found to be involved in visa fraud and illegal activities encouraging foreign employees to visit the US. He has stated the need for immediate action, linking it to economic and national security.