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Great news for Indian professionals! Germany is now actively attracting skilled workers in technology, IT, and science, offering a compelling alternative to the United States. Amidst recent changes to US visa policies and the increase in H1-B visa fees, Germany has extended an open invitation to Indian professionals. The Indian Ambassador to Germany, Philip Ackerman, made a significant statement on this matter, highlighting Germany's stable, transparent, and modern visa system as an ideal environment for Indian professionals. He emphasized the vast opportunities available for Indians, particularly in IT, engineering, science, research, and management. He also noted that many Indians working in Germany outperform their local counterparts and earn higher average salaries.
The German Ambassador compared his country's visa policies to German cars, stating, "Our visa system is fast, straightforward, and reliable." He believes the consistent policies allow foreign workers to plan secure and stable careers, a significant advantage over the complex and volatile US system.
Meanwhile, the US is grappling with renewed debate surrounding the H1-B visa. Recent fee increases and stricter regulations have heightened concerns among Indian IT companies. Reports suggest this could harm India's over ₹15 lakh crore service export industry, which is already facing challenges due to US protectionism.
The US government claims that H1-B visas negatively impact the jobs and salaries of local Americans. Government data indicates that the number of foreign STEM workers in the US increased from 1.2 million to 2.5 million between 2000 and 2019, while STEM job growth during the same period was only 44.5%.
In this context, Germany offers Indians a stable, transparent, and welcoming environment. Centrally located in Europe, Germany is emerging as an excellent option not only for career prospects but also for quality of life and social security, presenting a new and secure career destination for Indian professionals.
If you are an Indian professional in IT or technology, seriously consider Germany as an alternative to the US. The visa process is simpler, and there are excellent opportunities for career growth, salaries, and lifestyle.
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24 Sept 2025 05:57 pm
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