Tech Giants Urge H-1B Visa Holders to Return to US Amid New Policy Chaos

Major technology companies, including Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon, have issued urgent warnings to their H-1B visa-holding employees, advising them against international travel and to return to the United States immediately. This directive comes in response to the President’s recent announcement of a substantial $100,000 application fee for the H-1B visa program, with new rules set to take effect this Sunday.

The White House confirmed the new regulations on Friday, prompting a rapid response from the tech sector. Companies are sending messages to affected staff, instructing them to cancel any upcoming international travel plans and ensure their presence within the U.S. borders by Saturday. The sudden policy shift has created widespread confusion and concern among the highly skilled foreign workers crucial to the American tech industry.

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