Why Indian and Chinese talent are rethinking the American Dream

Why Indian and Chinese talent are rethinking the American Dream


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The U.S. government’s proposed one-time $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applicants could fundamentally alter how aspiring talent from India and China view the American Dream. As costs rise, global talent may reconsider where to build their futures—potentially reshaping innovation hubs and redirecting the flow of high-skilled workers worldwide.



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