Tech companies have issued important guidelines to workers on H1-B visas in light of the trump administration's tightening visa regulations. indians are already experiencing insomnia as a result of the trump administration. Trump's proposed revisions to immigration laws are causing them concern.
 
According to worldwide media, tech companies like Google, Amazon, and microsoft have issued particular instructions to individuals on H1-B visas in light of this circumstance.  Because of the poor prospects for their return, they have warned their employees not to leave the United States.  According to two visa holders who spoke to the media, they were advised not to visit india at this time.
 
One worker also voiced concerns about the trump administration's plans to abolish birthright citizenship.  Another stated that future generations will not have a place to call home as a result of the laws being changed.  According to yet another Indian, anyone who is not an American is viewed as an outsider residing on their territory without permission.  Others stated that they would bring the required paperwork in case they had to fly.
 
H1-B  Skilled workers are temporarily granted visas.  These skilled individuals are sponsored by American companies via the visa.  Each year, 65,000 visas are granted through a lottery system.  Among these visa holders, indians, Chinese, and Canadians are the most prevalent.  Companies that hire skilled workers include Amazon, Google, Meta, microsoft, and Apple.  There have been instructions to have the necessary documentation on hand both while entering and exiting the United States.
 
According to regulations, you must always carry your greencard, visa, re-entry permit, employment verification letter, federal income tax receipts, and pay stubs.  Students must present a letter of university approval and their US bank account information when they enter and exit.
 
 

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08/04/2025 12:30 PM