US President Donald Trump ’s steep H-1B visa fee hike to $100,000 has left Indian techies shocked, but countries like Germany, UK and Canada are capitalizing on the opportunity to pitch their countries as alternative destinations for India’s talent. Germany, Canada and the UK are emerging as viable destinations for India's technology professionals, as the US continues to restrict its skilled immigration policies. The increased fees for new H-1B visas in the United States are showing consequences, leading organisations to explore alternative visa categories. According to Vijay Thirulamai, an expert in global mobility and wealth technology, his organisation has submitted 12 EB5 investment-based applications and nine O1 visa requests for individuals with exceptional abilities wi

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