特朗普政府上调H-1B签证费至10万美元，韩媒：为韩国人才回流和引进提供良机

Core Points - The U.S. has tightened H-1B visa regulations, increasing the fees for companies applying for H-1B visas to $100,000, which may create favorable conditions for South Korea to attract talent back home [1][3] - The H-1B visa allows U.S. companies to hire foreign professionals to fill specialized positions, primarily utilized by tech companies to recruit highly educated technical immigrants [1][3] - Approximately 1% of H-1B visa holders are South Korean, mainly consisting of postdoctoral researchers and high-end talent in strategic technology fields such as AI, biotechnology, and semiconductors [3] Industry Implications - Major U.S. tech companies like Tesla and Google employ thousands of H-1B visa holders annually, making this visa crucial for retaining core tech talent [3] - The tightening of U.S. visa restrictions is seen as an opportunity for South Korea to attract talent, as other regions like Europe, China, and Japan are also enhancing their talent acquisition programs [3] - The South Korean government plans to implement policies to attract 2,000 professionals in AI and biotechnology by 2030, aiming to mitigate the outflow of high-end talent [3]