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RELIEF FOR STUDENTS, H-1B HOLDERS AMID U.S. POLICY FLUIDITY
The New Indian Express
|October 27, 2025
IN September, a sudden US policy shift shook H-1B visa holders then came a series of exceptions easing their anxiety.
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The latest: United States Citizenship and Immigration Services' advisory that the draconian $1,00,000 fee introduced last month will not apply to most current visa holders or recent graduates transitioning to H-1B status. The exemption basket includes current H-1B visa holders seeking renewals or extensions, F-1 international students applying for a change of status to H-1B from within the US, L-1 intra-company transferees filing for an H-1B change of status, workers already in the US on valid nonimmigrant visas seeking H-1B status, and the 2025-26 H-1B lottery selectees already present in the US. Travel will not affect the status of current H-1B visa holders or those with an approved change-
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