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The Trump administration's $100,000 annual fee hike for H-1B visas may significantly impact tech workers and their H-4 dependent families, with concerns over travel delays, visa renewals, and increased costs. New Delhi: In a significant move for the US immigration system, the Trump administration recently announced a steep $100,000 annual fee for companies seeking H-1B worker visas. This decision is expected to affect the tech industry, which has long relied on foreign talent, particularly from countries like India and China. While the fee increase primarily targets H-1B workers, the policy change raises concerns for the families of these workers, especially…

The clarification comes hours after Trump's order caused chaos at many airports in the US. Visuals have also gone viral on social media, showing the chaos at US airports, as many tech giants have urged their employees to return to the country before September 21. Washington: In a huge reprieve to Indian tech professionals, US officials on Saturday clarified that President Trump's new order on increasing the H-1B fee to USD 100,000 will only apply to new applications and will not be applicable to existing holders. "Those who are visiting or leaving the country, or visiting India, they don't need…

President Trump's $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visas aims to reduce foreign worker inflows but could disrupt the US tech industry and limit access to global talent, raising concerns over innovation and economic growth. New Delhi: In a groundbreaking move, President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation imposing a $100,000 annual fee on companies applying for H-1B worker visas. This decision, aimed at reducing foreign worker inflows, is expected to disrupt the US tech industry, which heavily relies on skilled workers from countries like India and China. Top tech employers most affected The H-1B visa program has been a key…