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In the US, the Amazon company has released an information for its employees on Saturday (September 20, 2025). The company has advised all its H-1B and H-4 visa holders to stay in America at this time due to immigration related developments.
In the information issued by the company, the company said, ‘If you have H-1B status and you are in America, then stay in the country at the moment. We recommend that the H-1B and H-4 visa holders return to America before 12:00 pm on Sunday (September 21, 2025).
Microsoft and JP Morgan companies also issued notice of their employees
The Amazon company has given this advice to its employees at a time when companies like Microsoft and JP Morgan have also given a similar warning to their employees. In fact, US President Donald Trump has signed an order on Friday (September 19, 2025) at the local time, under which Trump will impose an additional fee of $ 1,00,000 on those applying for H-1B visa. This new rule will be implemented from Sunday (September 21, 2025) and will be effective for the next 12 months. However, if President Trump wants, then you can also extend this rule for more time.
What did Microsoft and JP Morgan say to companies,
According to the Reuters report, Microsoft issued an information to its employees saying, “We strongly recommend that the H-1B and H-4 visa holders return to America before Sunday (September 21, 2025) before the deadline ends.”
At the same time, external immigration advisors of JP Morgan have advised H-1B visa holders not to travel outside the country and stay in America.
Why Trump issued such an order,
According to this executive order by President Donald Trump, some job-giving companies use the H-1B program to hire external employees at low salary, causing damage to American workers. Therefore, the Trump administration announced that companies will now have to pay a fee of $ 1,00,000 every year for each H-1B worker visa.
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