Ahmedabad, Sept. 20 -- The $100,000 H1-B Visa fees is set to disrupt business continuity of Indian IT firms in their biggest market, Nasscom said on Saturday, even as Donald Trump ushered in the gilded age of US immigration policy.

"While we are reviewing the finer details of the order, adjustments of this nature can potentially have ripple effects on US innovation ecosystem and the wider job economy," the industry body representing India's $283-billion outsourcing industry said. "India's IT services companies will also be impacted as business continuity will be disrupted for onshore projects. Companies will work closely with clients to adapt and manage transitions."

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