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NASSCOM strongly responds to DHS’ proposal to fix H-1B visa fee at $103,265

The Hindu · 25 August 2026 at 9:46 pm

NASSCOM strongly responds to DHS’ proposal to fix H-1B visa fee at $103,265

NASSCOM reminds the U.S administration that the number of H-1B employees Indian technology companies has reduced significantly as they steadily expanded local hiring.

Also, Indian tech industry spent over $ 1.1 bn for strengthening STEM pipeline in the US working with over 130 universities and colleges impacting 2.9 million students and upskilling more than 255,000 employees

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NASSCOM strongly responds to DHS’ proposal to fix H-1B visa fee at $103,265

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