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Key Points

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India said the suspension of the Permanent Labor Certification program does not automatically affect existing special work visas for skilled foreign workers.

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Current visa holders and their dependents can continue to work and live in the United States.

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The change may impact future applications for permanent residency (green cards).

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India highlighted the mutual economic benefits of skilled worker mobility between the two countries.

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Summary

The pause does not invalidate existing special work visas for skilled foreign workers or affect the status of visa holders and their families.

However, it could slow down the process for those workers to obtain permanent residency, such as a green card.

Both nations benefit from the movement of talented professionals, which drives innovation and economic growth.

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New Words to Learn

7 words
Permanent Labor Certification
A government check that lets companies hire foreign workers for long‑term jobs.
special work visa
A permission that lets a person from another country work in the United States.
dependents
Family members like a spouse or children who live with the worker.
permanent residency
A status that lets a person live and work in a country forever.
green card
A card that shows a person has permanent residency in the United States.
talent mobility
When skilled people move to different countries for jobs.
innovation
New ideas or inventions that help make things better.
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