H-1B visa delays are pushing both new H-1Bs and H-1B transfers for many Indian applicants’ interviews and stamping from early 2026 into late 2026, leaving workers stuck abroad for months.
In the meantime, they’re being told they can legally keep working for U.S. employers from India … if permitted …while navigating Indian tax obligations.
What was meant to be a U.S.-based work visa is quietly turning into offshore work by default… without the cost savings.
How patient will Employers be?
https://t.co/5HE0lg5GsE
Indian H-1B visa holders who traveled back to India this month to renew their American work permits are now stranded after their appointments were abruptly canceled and rescheduled for months later, according to immigration lawyers. https://t.co/oXNTT9YQ8s
Incredibly proud of the women at my alma mater, NIT Trichy who are protesting against restrictive timings at their students hostel.
It’s time for change and these women need our support.
#PinjraTodNitt
I stand with the female students of NITT. It is bizarre that even in 2022 women are being subjected to gender based discrimination. Ashamed to see that things haven’t changed since I graduated 10 years ago & are as challenging as ever. #pinjratodnitt#nittrichy