$100,000 visa fee: Blessing in disguise for laid off H-1B tech workers? ‘Highly attractive & cost efficient option’
A recent hike in H-1B visa fees, reaching $100,000 for new applicants, may paradoxically benefit laid-off tech workers. This increase could incentivize companies to hire H-1B holders already in the U.S., offering a cost-effective alternative to sponsoring new visas.🕒 1 min read
A recent hike in H-1B visa fees, reaching $100,000 for new applicants, may paradoxically benefit laid-off tech workers. This increase could incentivize companies to hire H-1B holders already in the U.S., offering a cost-effective alternative to sponsoring new visas.
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