Highlights of the US expanding its workforce
- US Ambassador Eric Garcetti announced on Monday that the US is expanding its workforce.
- The US is expanding its workforce and establishing consulates to shorten the time it takes to issue visas to Indians.
- One of the consulates has just opened in Hyderabad.
- They are also establishing two new consulates in Bengaluru and Ahmedabad.
- After these impacts, the number of US visas to Indians has increased.
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Details of the US expanding its workforce
US, Ambassador Eric Garcetti announced that the US is expanding its workforce and establishing consulates to shorten the time it takes to issue visas to Indians. The session was hosted by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF). During this time, he also adds that there is one consulate that has just opened in Hyderabad, and two more are yet to be opened in Bengaluru and Ahmedabad. In the last few weeks after establishing the consulate in Hyderabad, the number of US visas issued to Indians has increased by 15%. This is higher than the last year.
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Eric Garcetti says this is not the end; we will be serving many students, workers, and tourists in the future and also mentioned that the delay was due to a high number of applications received. He stated the goal is to process 1 million visas in 2023.
India and the US have collaborated many times in simplifying the visa process. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a significant development during his recent visit that Indian professionals are not required to leave the US to renew their H1B visa.
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