Laid-off H-1B workers stare at a 60-day visa challenge
The Times of India Hyderabad|November 06, 2022
Friday's mass layoff at Twitter, and the ongoing job cuts at various US technology companies like Stripe etc., have come as a double blow to the terminated employees who are in the States on an H-1B visa.
Lubna.Kably@timesgroup.com
Laid-off H-1B workers stare at a 60-day visa challenge
The clock is literally ticking for them to find another job in sixty days or face a likely deportation process.

Mumbai: Once laid off, an H-1B visa holder has a 60-day grace period to find another US job. This should be done under an H-1B transfer process, where the new employer does the sponsorship and relevant paperwork, or else the jobseeker will be deported from the US.

Served with pink slip, several H-1B visa holders are flocking social media-to express gratitude for what they had, and to reach out to the larger work community and their network for openings.

This story is from the November 06, 2022 edition of The Times of India Hyderabad.

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