According to multiple media reports, large tech companies have responded to President Donald Trump’s huge changes in the H-1B visa application by telling employees to keep the visas in the United States.
The White House announced on Friday that Trump has signed an announcement Ask employers to pay $100,000 Used for H-1B visa application. In response, Amazon, Google and Microsoft reportedly sent employees an email telling their employees to tell those with H-1B visas to stay in the U.S. and avoid foreign travel – if they have already traveled, try to return before the announcement takes effect at 12:01 am East East on Sunday.
Business insiders published Amazon and Microsoft Memosalthough Sources publish similar memos from Google. TechCrunch has reached out to Amazon, Microsoft and Google for comment.
according to Government dataAmazon employees have received the most H-1B visas so far this fiscal year, followed by TATA Consulting Services, followed by Microsoft, Meta and Apple, with Google ranked sixth.
Meanwhile, White House officials Tell Axios This fee applies only to new applicants and not to existing H-1B holders or updates.
