The Industry Authority says that new H-1B visa fees may disrupt Indian information technology.

By haripriya Suresh

Nascom Naskum in India said on Saturday that New Delhi (Reuters) -Naskum in India said on Saturday that New Delhi (Reuters) -Naskum said on Saturday that the imposition of new annual fees worth $ 100,000 on H -1B visa requests may disrupt the global operations of Indian technology services companies that publish skilled professionals on the United States.

The White House announced the new fees on Friday, prompting some major American technology companies to advise the visa holders to stay in the country or return there quickly. The new drawings are Washington’s most wonderful attempt to fix the country’s temporary recruitment visa system.

The sudden impact of politics will affect Indian citizens and disrupt the continuity of the continuous land projects of technology services companies in the country.

The Industry Authority said that the deadline for one day for the new policy created “the great uncertainty of companies, professionals and students all over the world.”

She also mentioned that the new policy can have “ripples” on the ecosystem of American innovation and on global job markets, noting that for companies, the additional cost will require modifications.

MicrosoftJPMorgan and Amazon responded to the announcement of advice to employees who hold H-1B visas to stay in the United States, according to internal emails reviewed by Reuters.

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(Written by Sarita Chaganti Singh; Edit by Hugh Lawson)