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ArticleLeading US tech companies, including Amazon, Infosys, and Google, reduced their H-1B visa sponsorships in 2024, reflecting global hiring shifts and regulatory trends.
ArticleDonald Trump’s re-election as US President could reshape immigration policy, impacting H-1B, EB-5, and Green Card pathways — experts explain what’s next for Indian professionals and students.
ArticleSweden’s plan to adopt the EU Blue Card Directive could unlock new opportunities for skilled Indian professionals in tech, engineering, and healthcare with EU-wide job mobility.
ArticleUSCIS has relaxed EB-1 visa rules, making it easier for Indian professionals to qualify under the 'extraordinary ability' category and even self-sponsor for US green cards.
ArticleU.S. corporate visas like L-1, E-2, and H-1B help Indian businesses expand operations, transfer key staff, and access the American market strategically.
ArticleDubai now offers flexible visa options like the Virtual Work, Nomad, and Freelance Visas—allowing professionals to work for foreign clients or companies while enjoying life in the UAE.
ArticleAt 99, Daibai from India becomes a US citizen, sparking debate on the American dream, immigration delays, and green card backlogs.
ArticleKerala and Gujarat have emerged as major hubs for nursing recruitment to New Zealand, meeting the country's healthcare workforce demand while offering Indian nurses global career growth opportunities.
ArticleUS employers are exploring alternative methods to hire skilled workers, including L1 visa, O1 visa, E2 visa, and remote work.
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