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Indian-origin professional says he would not move to US on H-1B visa today

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Mohamed Zeeshan, an Indian-origin entrepreneur who once relocated to the United States drawn by its values, says he would not make the same move today on an H-1B visa. Zeeshan, who now runs his own consulting firm, cited growing difficulties in securing jobs and visas in the US after graduation. He noted a rising trend among his relatives and friends who are now exploring alternative destinations such as Germany and Australia. His remarks reflect broader concerns about the challenges facing skilled immigrants navigating the US visa system.

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