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India sends more skilled workers to the US than any other country. Trump’s visa hike has sparked panic
The H-1B visa fee “is likely to have humanitarian consequences by way of the disruption caused for families,” India’s Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement Saturday, adding it hopes that t...

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Indian students say H-1B visa changes are causing them to rethink studying in U.S.
India warns new US fee for H-1B visa will have 'humanitarian consequences'
Trump's H-1B visa fee increase raises US doctor shortage concerns
The Trump administration's plan to dramatically raise fees for H-1B visas is drawing concern from U.S. healthcare groups who say the move could worsen staffing shortages as more than half of healthca...

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What are changes now proposed to US H-1B visa? Fate of $100,000 fee, lottery system
Trump’s $100K H-1B visa overhaul could hit tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft hardest
Trump's $100,000 H-1B Fee Could Cost US 140,000 Jobs A Year, JPMorgan Warns
A separate immigration expert cautioned that the fee hike- intended to prevent “program misuse" and prioritise American workers- could go further, effectively dismantling the H-1B system and eliminat...

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Donald Trump's H-1B Visa Fees Hike Raises Doctor Shortage Concerns In US
H-1B visa 2026: Lottery may end with preference for high pay, high skills

H-1B visa fee, tariffs row: US official says Trump, PM Modi have ‘very positive relationship…will surely meet’

India is slated to host leaders from the US, Australia, and Japan for the Quad summit. The 2024 edition of the summit was held in the US at Wilmington, Delaware.

India sends high-level team to Washington as Trump’s $100K visa fee takes effect — 'afraid of our talent'

Indian ministers meet U.S. officials to discuss new $100,000 H-1B visa fees and trade deals after Trump cites program abuse by tech companies laying off Americans.
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India Warns Of ‘Humanitarian Consequences’ From US H-1B Visa Fee

NEW DELHI -India on September 20 said that the fallout of the US administration’s decision to impose a $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visas from September 21 is likely to have humanitarian consequences by way of the disruption caused for families which it hoped can be addressed suitably by the US authorities.
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