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21 September 05:25

An annual tax of 100,000 dollars for H-1B visas could disrupt the operations of Indian IT companies, warns Nasscom.

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Nasscom, the organization that represents the IT industry in India, announced that the imposition of an annual fee of $100,000 for H-1B visas will have a negative impact on Indian companies, affecting ongoing projects in the USA. The measure, announced by the White House, has led large companies like Microsoft and Amazon to advise their employees to remain in the USA. Nasscom emphasized that this policy will create uncertainty for businesses and professionals globally, having significant effects on the innovation ecosystem in the USA.

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Noua taxă pentru vizele H-1B din SUA ar putea perturba operaţiunile IT indiene, avertizează organizaţia Nasscom
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US says $100,000 fee for H-1B visas will not apply to existing holders

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The US government has confirmed that the $100,000 fee for the H-1B visa will only apply to applicants living outside the country, not to those already in the US.
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