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Great point. The H-1B receipts total[1] is probably what most are looking for 2020: 427,200 2021: 398,300 2022: 474,300 2023: 386,600 [1] https://www.uscis.go
by jameson 2y ago
Great point. The H-1B receipts total[1] is probably what most are looking for
2020: 427,200
2021: 398,300
2022: 474,300
2023: 386,600
[1] https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/reports/fy2023_annual_statistical_report.pdf https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/reports/f...
- returningfory2 2y agoYes! Great find. (Although, even these statistics are not as simple as they seem! E.g., when an H-1B status holder changes employer this counts as a new receipt even though the number of H-1B workers hasn't changed. In periods of time when there is lots of churn in the labor market, like in 2022, you would see higher receipt numbers just from the churn. It's complicated!)
- riazrizvi 2y agoThank you all for clarifying. So 80k/year is the key number.
- actionfromafar 2y agoAnd for how long they stay and how many get green cards.
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