Infosys Says No Material Impact from US Green Card Policy Change

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Infosys has stated that a recent US policy change affecting green cards will have no material impact on its operations. The policy has significantly reduced the number of PERM labor certification applications filed by major Indian IT firms. For example, TCS filed only two applications in the US 2026 fiscal year, a sharp drop from over five hundred the previous year. HCL Technologies also reported a substantial decrease in its filings for the same period. These filings are a crucial first step in the green card sponsorship process for foreign workers.

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