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This is the case with virtually every immigration system in a developed country. If you don't have the right or some sort of indefinite leave (e.g. PR, green ca
by vinay427 7y ago
This is the case with virtually every immigration system in a developed country. If you don't have the right or some sort of indefinite leave (e.g. PR, green card) to live and work in a place, then your visa affords you the right to stay temporarily for a specific purpose: working, studying, traveling, etc.
The real problem with the H1B system IMO is the uncertainty and inconsistency of everything which leaves those affected in a constant state of concern.