Btw, A through D are false even with respect to the US. It is very rare for American companies to hire foreigners not already present in the US. They usually h

Btw, A through D are false even with respect to the US. It is very rare for American companies to hire foreigners not already present in the US. They usually hire young people who've come to the US to study for a BS/MS/PhD. It's a myth that people can "get off the plane immediately start working". It's exceedingly difficult for a foreigner to get hired to work in the US unless he's already in the US (IMHO, mostly because of the costs/hassles in doing an in-person interview, and the cornucopia of talent in the US). Having said this, I still think the US has one of the best visa policies in the world. To answer your question: so far as I know, India's work visa program is easier than USA's. But that means nothing because there's very little demand to go work in India. :)