Bad news for Indians in the hope of Green Card, H-1b Visa than we decide … to influence Trump’s step …

The US H-1b visa is a non-immigrant visa that enables its companies to hire foreign workers. This visa is specially designed for highly educated foreign specialists, including many Indians.

The US State Department has published the Visa Bulletin for May 2025 and it is a shock for Indians in the hope of H-1b and Green Card. The bulletin finds that the category (EB-5) for Indians has given an enormous withdrawal of the categorical categorical category (EB-5). India has declined more than six months in the EB-5-NOT. This means that it is more delayed to maintain the Green Card. At the beginning of this category there was operation because the Indians could apply for the Green Card without delay, but now only these people will progress, the priority date of which is before May 1, 2019.

According to the MAI-Visa bullet, the category of employment-based first Preference (EB1) does not change. For India, the date of the EB1 -Cutoffs February 2022. For China it is November 8, 2022, while the EB1 category is still active for all other countries. There is no change in the categorical category to the employment -based Second Preference (EB2). India’s Cutoff date remains constant on January 1, 2013. Chinas EB2 Cutoff date is October 1, 2020. Apart from this for all other countries, the EB2 -Cutoff is on June 22, 2023.

EB4 and EB5 categories

India’s Cutoff-Datum In the category of the third preference (EB3) based at the workplace, April 15, 2013 has been slightly progressed. There is no change for China and it is in November 2020. For all other countries in the USA, the EB3 cutoff date remains on January 1, 2023. India’s cutoff date in China. EB3 other employees -Cutoff date exist at 2021.

The categorical category of the fourth preference (EB4) is “not available” for all countries. All immigration visa in this category for this financial year were used. Therefore, it should not remain available until the beginning of the new financial year on October 1, 2025. India’s non -reserved Cutoff date in the EB5 category was pushed back to May 1, 2019. China’s non -reserved Cutoff date on January 22, 2014. The EB5 remains for the categories and countries.

The US citizenship and immigration services (USCIS) accept antril-based adaptation of status applications from foreign nationals, the priority date of which is formerly than the final date in the May-Visa bulletin. This means that an applicant, if he has an earlier priority date, can apply to him or she.