South Korea has announced it will carefully study the recent changes made by the United States to the H-1B visa program. The government said the assessment will focus on how these adjustments could affect South Korean companies and workers, especially in the technology and engineering sectors.
South Korea to assess US changes to H-1B visa for impact on companies, workforce, as many local firms depend on skilled talent in the US. Officials highlighted that Korean businesses with operations abroad could face challenges if visa access becomes more limited.
The H-1B visa has long been used by skilled professionals, including engineers, IT experts, and researchers, to work in the United States. Any shift in rules can have direct consequences for South Korean employees seeking opportunities overseas. It may also impact companies that rely on global teams for innovation and competitiveness.
According to industry groups, South Korea’s technology sector could feel the effects most strongly. Many engineers and IT professionals from Korea contribute to US-based projects, research, and product development. The government’s review will also include consultations with local businesses to understand potential disruptions.
South Korea to assess US changes to H-1B visa for impact on companies, workforce, reflecting its proactive approach to protecting economic interests. Officials stressed that clear information and guidance will be provided to firms and workers once the review is completed.
Meanwhile, experts suggest that the new visa rules may also push South Korean companies to expand operations at home. This could create opportunities for domestic job growth but may also slow international collaboration in certain sectors.
South Korea to assess US changes to H-1B visa for impact on companies, workforce, signaling its commitment to balancing global engagement with national priorities. The government is expected to announce its findings in the coming weeks.
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