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U.S. announces new changes to Green Card & Work Visas from Dec 2024 The U.S. December 2024 visa bulletin reveals key updates for employment-based Green Cards, including advanced cut-off dates for EB-2 and EB-3 categories. Indians are the primary beneficiaries of these changes. The family-sponsored visa cap for FY 2024 remains at 226,000. Don’t miss this opportunity to plan your U.S. immigration journey! Read more: https://2ly.link/21fcr Are you interested? Comment below! #YAxis #YAxisimmigration #USImmigration #GreenCardUpdates #WorkVisas

The U.S. Department of State has officially announced that all available EB-2 visas for FY 2024 have been issued. As a result, U.S. embassies and consulates will not issue any additional EB-2 visas until the new fiscal year begins on October 1, 2024. This temporary halt affects both employers looking to hire foreign professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities, and workers seeking EB-2 visas. However, this is an opportunity to prepare for the upcoming FY 2025 visa window. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gyYkJq3M #eb2 #workvisa #immigration #immigrationlawyer #immigrationattorney

Heads up for skilled workers seeking visas in Australia! 🇦🇺 Australia has implemented new application conditions for skilled worker visas (Subclass 457, 482, and 494). Here's a quick rundown of the changes: Effective date: July 1, 2024 Who's affected: Existing visa holders and those applying on or after July 1, 2024 Key points: Sponsorship requirements remain. Employers must notify the Department of any changes to your situation within 28 days. Ensure your work aligns with your visa's nominated occupation and any licensing or registration requirements. New timeframes apply for how long you can stop working for your sponsor without impacting your visa. Stay informed! Check the official Australian government immigration website for the complete details on these changes and the new timeframes. VisaGuide article: https://lnkd.in/eGyMSvkZ #Australia #SkilledWorkers #Visa #Immigration #WorkVisa

📢 Extend L-1 Visas to Retain Your Top Talent! ✨ Is your company looking to retain valuable international talent for longer? By extending L-1 visas, you can ensure your skilled employees continue to contribute to your business’s success and innovation without disruption. This extension provides peace of mind for both you and your team, allowing for continued growth and stability. 🌐 How We Help  At Bay Area Immigration Services, we provide comprehensive support for extending L-1 visas. Our services include: Accurate Preparation: We ensure every document is complete and compliant. Application Support: Guiding you smoothly through each step. Expert Review: Thorough checks to catch any issues early. Timely Updates: Keeping you informed every step of the way. 📲 Don’t let your top talent slip away! Contact us today to secure your team's future. Phone: +1 (510) 770-8700  Email: akash@bayareaimmigrationservices.com  Website: https://lnkd.in/gy_HXVMf Source: www.uscis.gov #L1VisaExtension #TalentRetention #BAISupport #USImmigration #VisaAssistance #BusinessGrowth #ImmigrationExperts #BayAreaImmigration #KeepYourTopTalent Note: Our services focus on providing comprehensive documentation support. Please note that we do not provide legal advice

U.S. announces new changes to Green Card & Work Visas from Dec 2024 The U.S. December 2024 visa bulletin reveals key updates for employment-based Green Cards, including advanced cut-off dates for EB-2 and EB-3 categories. Indians are the primary beneficiaries of these changes. The family-sponsored visa cap for FY 2024 remains at 226,000. Don’t miss this opportunity to plan your U.S. immigration journey! Read more: https://2ly.link/21fcr Are you interested? Comment below! #YAxis #YAxisimmigration #USImmigration #GreenCardUpdates #WorkVisas

What Will Happen to Talent Visas if Trump Becomes President? Ever wondered what might happen to Talent Visas if Donald Trump becomes president again? Let's take a look at what could change with quotas, requirements, and other aspects of visa issuance. Rising "O" Visas Since Trump Left Office: Since Trump left, the number of "O" visas has been climbing significantly: 2020: 15,415 visas 2021: 13,002 visas 2022: 36,922 visas 2023: 38,782 visas (Source: Travel.State.Gov U.S.) What Could Change Under Trump? Enhanced Visa Scrutiny: We might see more frequent administrative checks and Requests for Evidence (RFE) Historical Precedent: Remember in 2020, when Trump paused H1B visas due to COVID-19? We could see similar actions in the future What Could Stay the Same? Focus on Illegal Immigration: The main focus might stay on illegal immigration, which could mean Talent programs remain largely unaffected Personal Connection: Melania Trump, who benefited from the EB-1 Talent Visa, might advocate for a more lenient approach to these visas Recent Proposals: Trump has proposed ideas like Green Cards for U.S. college graduates, highlighting the need for talented individuals in the country While the future of U.S. immigration policy is uncertain, one thing is clear: America values its talented immigrants. And with Melania Trump having firsthand experience with the Talent Visa process, we might have a strong advocate for these programs. What do you think will happen to Talent Visas if Trump becomes president again? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 🚀 #O1Visa #TalentVisas #StartupVisa

A slightly more technical article this week, looking at the humble interim visa. Whilst interim visas were designed as a simplified way to keep people lawful (whilst waiting on their applications to be approved), they can actually be quite a complex process to follow. With a mixture of expiry dates and conditions, it can quickly get confusing and applicants can find themselves on the wrong side of the rules. To find out how these interim visas work, read on...and if you have any questions, get in touch with the team at Turner Hopkins Immigration Specialists Read the full article in the link below. #interimvisa #workvisa #temporaryvisa #residence #nzimmigration

📢 Important Immigration Update: FY2024 Employment-Based Visa Numbers Exhausted The Department of State (DOS) has announced that all available EB-2 visas for Fiscal Year 2024 have been used. As of this week, DOS confirmed that all visa numbers in the EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, EW (other workers), EB-4, and EB-5 (unreserved) preference categories have now been utilized for the remainder of FY2024. Key points: • USCIS will continue to accept adjustment of status applications for the rest of September 2024, in accordance with the September 2024 Visa Bulletin and the Adjustment of Status Filing Charts. • However, USCIS will not approve any cases in these categories this month. • New visa numbers will become available on October 1, 2024, when FY2025 begins. This development underscores the high demand for employment-based immigrant visas and the limitations of current annual limits. It's crucial for employers and foreign nationals to stay informed and plan accordingly. If you have any questions about how this may affect your immigration case, please don't hesitate to reach out. #ImmigrationLaw #EmploymentVisas #USCIS #ImmigrationUpdate

🚨 Annual Limit Reached for EB-3 and EW Visas 🚨 As of August 16, 2024, the State Department has officially reached the annual limit for Employment-Based Third Preference (EB-3) and Other Workers (EW) visas for FY 2024. What This Means: No more green cards based on EB-3 or EW categories will be issued until FY 2025 starts on October 1, 2024. Qualified applicants can expect processing to resume after the new fiscal year begins. #Immigration #USCIS #EB3Visa #EWVisa #ImmigrationUpdates #VisaProcessing

🇦🇺✨ Confused about the difference between the 189 and 190 visas? Get a clear comparison of their requirements, eligibility, and benefits to help you choose the right path for your Australian immigration journey! #189Visa #190Visa #AustraliaImmigration #VisaComparison #SkilledVisa #ImmigrationInfo #VisaRequirements #StudyInAustralia #FutureSuccess