Beijing: China has introduced a new visa program aimed at drawing scientists, engineers, and technology experts from around the world, positioning itself as a strong competitor to the United States in the race for global innovation talent. The new K visa allows foreign professionals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to live and work in China without the need for a prior job offer.

The initiative comes as Washington imposes tougher rules on its H1B visa program. The United States recently announced a steep annual fee of 100,000 dollars for new H1B applications, a move that has made it harder and costlier for American companies to hire foreign talent. This shift has opened the door for countries like China to attract skilled professionals who are exploring alternatives t

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