American Big Tech firms were the biggest beneficiaries of the H-1B to green card path, with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google leading in the number of PERM certifications.
5 min read12 Oct 2026The clash over a proposed DHS rule to charge a $103,265 fee is reigniting a spat over highly skilled immigration.
3 min read24 Sep 2026By February 2026, the Indian techie and his lawyers had compiled a massive portfolio consisting of more than 700 pages of supporting evidence. The gruelling preparation process cost him approximately ₹12 lakh in out-of-pocket legal fees.
2 min read16 Aug 2026The proposed $100,000 fee hurts the Return on Investment (ROI) for these degrees. Experts tell LiveMint that students already stretch their budgets for US tuition and living costs, and adding a premium just for the right to work may make the financial proposition mathematically difficult for most.
4 min read31 Jul 2026At least a dozen US lawmakers have backed efforts this year to tighten, suspend or eliminate the H-1B visa programme. The proposals have heightened uncertainty for Indian technology workers and outsourcing firms that rely heavily on the visa to access the US.
5 min read8 Jun 2026US lawmakers and immigration advocates criticise the Trump administration's new green card policy that requires applicants to apply from their home countries, calling it reckless and harmful.
4 min read23 May 2026In a letter to the heads of state agencies, Governor Greg Abbott said that his decision had been taken in light of ‘recent reports of abuse in the federal H-1B visa program’. Separately, he also announced a ban on China-linked firms from state systems.
3 min read28 Jan 2026Can you stay and work in the US, and extend your H-1B status beyond the standard six years? The answer is yes. Here's how you can do it.
2 min read20 Jan 2026Last month, a number of Indian immigrants in the US reportedly received notifications that their H-1B visas were prudentially revoked by the government. Here's what this means and what steps you should take next.
3 min read10 Jan 2026H-1B visa delay: Amazon is reportedly allowing its Indian employees who are stranded due to the H-1B visa delay issue to work remotely from their home country until early March 2026. Here's what you need to know about the restrictions.
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