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India balks on Visa increase.

The India government is opposing a bill that was passed in the House on Tuesday. The Senate passed similar legislation last week. This bill would considerably increase United States visa fees for experienced workers. India's Commerce Minister Anand Sharma sent a memo to United States Trade Representative Ron Kirk, saying the bill unjustly singles out Indian busineses and estimatimations put the additional expense to the country's firms would run around $200 million more a year. Sharma went on to comment that it is beyond comprehension that our businesses to accept the additional cost of such an extremely biased law. The increase in fees for the popular H-1B and L Visas programs are designed to go to constructing buildings or equipment to help keep the United States and Mexican border more secure. This is one of those rare times both Democrats and Republicans are in agreement on. The Indian government contends the bill, which increases the cost from $2000 to $2500, is prejudiced because it will essentially only affect Indian businesses even though they make up less then twelve percent of the total visas issued. They also went on to point out that American businesses, like Microsoft, use the same visas in greater amounts but loopholes in the bill do not make companies pay an increase unless half the company uses H1B or L visas.

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India se resiste a aumentar la Visa.

El gobierno de la India se opone a un proyecto de ley que fue aprobada en la Cámara el martes. El Senado aprobó una legislación similar la semana pasada. Este proyecto de ley aumentaría considerablemente las tasas de visado para los Estados de trabajadores experimentados. Comercio Ministro de la India, Anand Sharma envió un memorándum a los Estados Unidos, Ron Kirk, representante comercial, diciendo que el proyecto de ley injustamente destaca empresarial de la India y estimatimations poner el gasto adicional a las empresas del país sería alrededor de $ 200 millones más al año. Santiago llegó a comentar que es incomprensible que a nuestras empresas a aceptar el costo adicional de una ley tan sumamente sesgada. El aumento de las tasas para el popular H-1B y programas de visas L están diseñados para ir a la construcción de edificios o equipo para ayudar a mantener a Estados Unidos y la frontera de México más seguro. Esta es una de las escasas veces en tanto demócratas como republicanos están de acuerdo en. El gobierno indio sostiene el proyecto de ley, lo que aumenta el costo de $ 2000 a $ 2500, se ve perjudicada, ya que en esencia, sólo afectará a las empresas indias a pesar de que constituyen menos del doce por ciento de las visas total emitido. También pasó a señalar que las empresas estadounidenses, como Microsoft, utiliza el mismo tipo de visas en mayor cantidad, pero las lagunas existentes en el proyecto de ley que las empresas no pagar un aumento a menos que la mitad de la empresa utiliza o visados H1B L.

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