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United States mull massive hike in H-1B, other visa fees - Vimarsana News

United States mull massive hike in H-1B, other visa fees

The fee for pre-registration for H-1B visas are proposed to go up by a massive 2,050 per cent from $10 currently to $215, 70 per cent for H-1 category that includes H-1B from $460 to $780, 201 per cent for L visa for intra-company transfers to the US, from $460 to $1,385, and 129 per cent for O category for workers with extraordinary skills.

Source: ummid.com
US consulates in China cut services as Covid-19 wave sweeps country - Vimarsana News

US consulates in China cut services as Covid-19 wave sweeps country

Visa appointments cancelled as consulates in Guangzhou, Wuhan and Shenyang suspend non-emergency services amid surging infections, according to WeChat announcement.

Source: scmp.com
US visa processing time likely to fall by mid-2023: Official - Vimarsana News

US visa processing time likely to fall by mid-2023: Official

An official said, US has already identified H (H1B) and L category visas for Indians as its priority and nearly 1,00,000 slots were released recently for those wanting to renew the visas

Twitter layoffs: What's next for H-1B visa holders? - Vimarsana News

Twitter layoffs: What's next for H-1B visa holders?

Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, said he had "no choice" but to severely downsize the company's workforce, a move that has thrown the future of many up in the air, especially those employed on work visas, like the H-1B. Regarding Twitter’s reduction in force, unfortunately there is no choice when the company is losing over $4M/day.

US Consulate to Shift from Paigah Palace to Financial District Soon - Vimarsana News

US Consulate to Shift from Paigah Palace to Financial District Soon

Hyderabad: After 14 years of offering visa services from Paigah Palace, the US Consulate in Hyderabad is moving to a new location in the city — Financial district.  The American flag at Paigah Palace was first raised on October 24, 2008 when the US Consulate opened its office in Hyderabad.

Source: sakshi.com