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Visa-holding staff should not leave the US, warns Apple
Lawyers for Apple, Google, and Microsoft have reportedly told staff to stay in the US, if they require a visa stamp to re-enter the country.Back in 2020, President Trump signed an executive order suspending foreign work visas, including the H-1B one that lets firms employ graduate workers in speciality occupations. Apple objected at the time, but that was about the issuing of new H-1B visas. What's happening now concerns staff who already have o…
[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Moon-ki] With the US visa vetting process tightening and the possibility of delays of up to a year, big tech companies like Google, Apple, and Microsoft are warning their foreign employees not to leave the country. According to Business Insider on the 22nd (local time), major US tech companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and ServiceNow have issued internal advisories to some visa-holding employees, urging them to r…
Google, Apple, and Microsoft warned their employees on an H-1B visa to avoid traveling outside the U.S. so as not to be stranded for months. Delays in embassies reach one year for new social media verification requirements and strict State Department control. This crisis affects specialists and students, whose appointments are postponed while the administration prioritizes national security over the fluidity of visa procedures. Immigration tight…
Apple warns some employees not to leave the U.S. amid return delays
As reported by Business Insider, a law firm representing Apple has cautioned some visa-holding employees against international travel, citing extended and unpredictable delays when returning to the U.S. Here are the details. more . . .
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