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An Indian expert on US immigration law recently presented a new theory on immigration. He explained that now maybe the right time to enter the US. He went on to say:

“There been a decline in number of Indian students going to the US. A significant decline of 15% has been noted in the flow of students bound for the US. However, this decline has not affected genuine students wanting to take advantage of the US education system, which is undoubtedly the best. This decline has happened only in relation to the students who are prospective emigrants and want to use student visas to sneak into the US. They are backing out now because they feel that, in the present circumstances, even if they invest in a US degree, they may not be able to earn on the campus. The US authorities always wanted to curb such an inflow and recession has helped them in streamlining the influx of Indian students some of who are now turning to the EB5 visa.

There has been a steep fall in the number of H1B visas too, on which the maximum number of Indian techies used to enter the US. In the wake of the slowdown, the US authorities initiated new measures that include the denial of certain business incentives to firms hiring skilled immigrant workers on H1B visas. That shrunk the number of H1B visas. An alternative is the EB-5 investor category visa, which has started luring increasing numbers of Indians”. Link to original article

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