H-1B visa stamping pushed to 2027: What it means for global talent
Thousands of Indian professionals face prolonged career and personal disruption as H-1B visa-stamping interview slots at US consulates are deferred to 2027. Triggered by policy changes, mandatory social media screening and the end of third-country stamping, the backlog has stranded workers in India, separated families and unsettled employers. Immigration experts warn the delays could weaken America’s appeal to global talent while forcing companies to rethink hiring strategies.
Thousands of Indian professionals face prolonged career and personal disruption as H-1B visa-stamping interview slots at US consulates are deferred to 2027. Triggered by policy changes, mandatory social media screening and the end of third-country stamping, the backlog has stranded workers in India, separated families and unsettled employers. Immigration experts warn the delays could weaken America’s appeal to global talent while forcing companies to rethink hiring strategies. What's Your Reaction?
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