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Indian IT opts for nearshoring due to stricter H-1B visa norms under Trump

Canada and Mexico emerge as preferred nearshore destinations for Indian IT firms

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Indian information technology (IT) services firms are increasingly looking at nearshoring options to service clients in the US as restrictive visa regulations in the country are making it increasingly difficult

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First Published: Dec 5 2018 | 2:00 AM IST

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