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Trump Extends $100,000 H-1B Fee Until 2027, Targets Program Abuse

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US President Donald Trump has extended the $100,000 H-1B visa fee until September 2027. This measure aims to curb H-1B program abuse and prioritize higher-paid workers.

The administration has alleged that some companies use H-1B workers for lower-paid jobs, replace US workers, and later move work overseas.

The order also directs US agencies to share information on wages, employment, and education while reviewing H-1B petitions and visas.

This change is significant for Indian professionals, who make up the largest share of H-1B visa beneficiaries. The USD 100,000 fee may deter some US employers from hiring or sponsoring Indian workers, especially for new H-1B applications from outside the US.

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